Seca Robusta 813, Digital Bathroom Scales

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Seca Robusta 813, Digital Bathroom Scales

Seca · 128580

Article No. AK-FD-509

The seca 813 bt is a digital personal scale with a robust design, wide tread surface, and a high load capacity of 200 kg. Thanks to the solid steel frame, the scale is extremely durable and long-lasting, making it ideal for daily use in clinics, medical practices, and care facilities. The integrated tip-on and step-off function ensures automatic switching on and off of the scale, thereby making workflows more efficient and conserving battery capacity. The large, easily readable LCD display with clear digits allows for precise and quick weight measurement. The scale offers a graduation of 100 g and an automatic zero adjustment, ensuring accurate measurement results even on different surfaces. For improved documentation and integration into digital systems, the seca 813 bt is optionally available with a Bluetooth interface, enabling the transmission of measurement data to compatible applications such as Google Fit and Apple Health. This supports modern, connected patient management and facilitates the tracking of weight progressions. The smooth surface and materials of the scale are easy to clean with standard cleaning and disinfecting agents, meeting the high hygiene requirements in

Equipment standard by AKLION.

Specifications

Brand
Seca
Model
128580
Product type
Scales
Model designation
seca 813 bt
Load capacity
up to 200 kg
Graduation
100 g
Stepping surface
extra-wide, flat, with non-slip studded coating made of 2-component rubber
Frame material
solid steel frame
Display
large, easily readable LCD display
Power supply
battery operated (4 x AAA batteries, included)
Dimensions (W x H x D)
43.3 x 4.7 x 37.3 cm
Net weight
2.9 kg
Measurement units
kg / lbs / st (switchable)
Safety features
non-slip rubber feet for secure standing
Cleaning
easy to clean with standard cleaning and disinfecting agents
Application area
medical facilities, especially for obese and mobility-impaired patients