Dual smooth-running wheels on the back two legs of the scale allow medical personnel to tilt the scale back and push it to other areas wherever needed. The ergonomically-shaped padded handles make it very easy to push the chair scale. This maneuverability allows the scale to be used in multiple departments.
Standing up on a scale can be difficult for patients who are physically disabled or in long-term care. Detecto® 6880 chair scale is of great benefit to patients and medical staff in nursing homes, hospitals, geriatrics, and orthopedic departments. The 6880 is equipped with a TARE function which allows blankets, electronics, or other items held by the patient to be removed from the patient's weight. The HOLD key allows the medical personnel to take care of the patient first and record the measurements later.
Features:
- Chair scale for patients with decreased mobility
- 550 lb. x 0.2 lb. / 250 kg x 0.1 kg capacity
- RS232 serial and USB ports standard
- Bluetooth 5.0 / Wi-Fi included on -C models for wireless connectivity with EMR/EHR systems
- Lift-away armrests and footrest
- Oversized 3 in / 8 cm diameter wheels
- Contoured sloping backrest allows the patient to assume a relaxed position
- Fully electronic – single load cell
- Padded armrests for patient comfort fold out of the way for easy accessibility
- Stylish black paint color allows the 6880 scale to blend into any healthcare environment
- Plastic molded seat for optimal comfort
- StableSENSE adjustable filtering
- Sturdy steel construction for long-lasting durability over a lifetime of use
- Body Mass Index calculation
- Units locking into LB or KG
- 0.75-inch-high LCD weight readouts
- Dual integral wheels for easy maneuverability
- 12 AA batteries (not included) or AC adapter (included on some models)
- Smart-phone-style indicator with battery level indication and easy-to-use keypad with six buttons
- Automatically locks on weight temporarily for a few seconds in order to easily view and record measurement
- Intuitively designed for ease of helping patients in and out of the seat