• 4 memory modes
• Pounds; Kilograms
• Maximum weight capaicty:140kg/308lb
• Minimum measurable weight:2kg/4.4lb
• Graduation:100g/0.2lb
• Displays body fat to nearest:0.5%
• BFM-2001A/B electrode design uses Bioelectrical Impedance Analysis (BIA) to determine body fat
• Best operating temperature:20±10°degrees C

Warning: Do not use the body fat monitor function of this product if you have a pacemaker, or other implanted medical device.

Bioelectrical impedance measures the resistance of body tissues to the flow of a small, harmless electrical signal. We has developed BIA that uses leg-to-leg bioimpedance analysis. In this system, two footpad electrodes (pressure contact) are incorporated into the platform of a precision electronic scale. A person's measurements are taken while in a standing position with the electrodes in contact with bare feet.

How BIA works.

• Bioelectrical impedance measures the strength and the speed of the electrical signal sent through the body. It then uses this measurement and information such as weight, height, and gender to predict how much body fat a person has.
• The electrical signal flows more easily through the parts of the body that are composed mostly of water. than it does through bone, fat, or air.