Seca 656 is especially spacious platform for all common roll-in systems. Stable construction with very high capacity. Transportable due to castors and integrated handles. Innovative Memory-function for determining precise weight of patient The particularly large platform of the seca 656 makes it possible to weigh patients not only in wheelchairs but also on all common roll-in systems or stretchers with integrated and separate under carriages. Thanks to its extremely robust construction and very high capacity of 800 lbs, it is possible to weigh even heavyweight patients. With the practical transport castors and the integrated handle, the scale can be moved around easily and can thus be used in different locations. The cable remote display, which can be wall mounted or placed on a table, can be operated intuitively and is equipped with many intelligent functions: for example, thanks to the HOLD function, the patient can first be attended to before making a note of the result. The pre-TARE function ensures the reliable ascertainment of the net weight by simply deducting the weight of the stretcher or wheelchair. The extra large platform scale for gurneys or stretchers has a 31.5' x 45.6" weighing platform and a 800 pound max weight capacity. The 656 features a large weighing platform which, not only makes a great gurney scale, but a bariatric scale.The seca 656 is well-suited for hospitals and clinics, particularly anesthesiology, geriatrics, gynaecology, intensive care, nephrology, nursing homes and retirement homes. |
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Included in delivery is the cable remote display with easy to read LCD figures. It can be mounted on a table or hung on a wall at eye level. The display can be operated intuitively and is equipped with many intelligent functions: Thanks to the HOLD function, the patient can first be attended to before the result is noted. The innovative Memory-function of the seca 656 is particularly practical – for example in the casualty department before an operation: the total weight of the patient including stretcher or wheelchair is first determined. After again weighing the stretcher or wheelchair the net weight of the patient appears automatically. With the pre-TARE function, the additional weight of auxiliary aids can also be deducted from the total weight while actually weighing the patient. And, finally, the individual nutritional condition of the patient can be ascertained with the aid of the BMI function. |
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Includes (2) seca 470 Drive up ramps |