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Description
Presentation
Visit Seca 956 electronic bathroom scale – Class III offers a robust solution for weighing people with reduced mobility, such as the disabled or elderly, in hospitals, nursing homes, and geriatric or orthopedic departments. Designed for comfort and safety, it facilitates the work of staff while ensuring a stable experience for patients.
Key features
- Removable armrests and lockable footrests for secure access
- Powerful safety brakes and sturdy tubular frame
- Ergonomic seat fixed by screws for optimal comfort
- High-maneuverability wheels and ergonomic handles for precise movement
- Functions TARE and auto-HOLD for simplified use
Technical specifications
- Class : Class III
- Maximum capacity: 200 kg
- Functions: TARE, HOLD, automatic shutdown
- Low power consumption for extended mobile use
- Large, easy-to-read display for quick reading of results
Available models
The model 19167ECA includes the function WiFi via technology Seca 360° wireless, allowing a connection to the wireless printer Seca 360° or to a PC with the software Seca analytics 115 or Seca 101 (via USB key Seca 456).
Technical information
Technical Characteristics
- Graduation: 100 g
- Food : Power supply, battery (supplied with 6 AA batteries)
- Dimensions : 563 x 897 x 956 mm
- Net weight: 22.4 kg
Compliance and Calibration
This weighing chair is an approved scale (Class III) in accordance with decree no. 91-330 of March 27, 1991, suitable for monitoring, diagnosis and medical treatment in France.
For use outside mainland France, prior calibration to the gravity (linked to latitude, longitude and altitude) of the destination location is required to ensure regulatory compliance. This calibration, carried out free of charge by SECA during manufacturing, must be requested when ordering, specifying the destination city. Without this correction, calibration by a local organization (Balancier, DIRECCTE) will be necessary, at the user's expense. SECA and Hexamed decline all responsibility in the event of non-compliance due to the absence of a calibration request.