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PS 160
PS 160

BeurerBathroom Scale

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R499

Retail: R830
About

PS 160

The personal bathroom scale is a real eye-catcher with its elegant glass insert. The large LCD display makes weighing exceptionally easy.

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The multi-display of your measured values on the large LCD gives you an overview of your measurements. The diagnostic bathroom scale with a weight capacity of 180 kg also interprets your body fat values for optimal weight control.

Product Features

PS 160

  • XXL display
  • Particularly large LCD display
  • Standing surface made of comfortable plastic
  • Decorative element: glass insert
  • Switch-on technology: Quick Start
  • Automatic switch-off, overload indicator
  • Weight capacity: 180 kg
  • Size: 30.5 x 30.5 x 2.2 cm, display: 75 x 53 mm
  • Digit size: 47 mm
  • Incl. 1 x 3 V CR2032 battery
  • 5-year warranty

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  • Large 2-line LCD display
  • Multi-display
  • Weight, body fat, body water, muscle percentage, bone mass, AMR/BMR calorie display
  • With BMI calculation
  • Interpretation of body fat values
  • Slim electrodes made of brushed stainless steel
  • 5 activity levels
  • User memory spaces: 10
  • Switch-on technology: Tap-on
  • Automatic switch-off, overload indicator
  • Weight capacity: 180 kg
  • Digit size: 25 mm (weight)
  • Size: 30 x 31.5 x 2.5 cm
  • Incl. 2 x 3 V CR2032 batteries
  • 5-year warranty

For more information please visit Beurer

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