C315.8B.300.C

C315.8B.300.C-1 Ramps Bed Scale

What is the Ramps Bed Scale Used for?

A ramps bed scale is used to weigh a patient lying on a bed. Devices of this type are indispensable in healthcare facilities, mainly in hospitals.

I Choose the Ramps Bed Scales because I Value:

Ergonomics

The ramps bed scales can be used regardless of bed type and brake systems. The design based on long platforms allows bed weights to be measured anywhere on the scale. Platform spacing of up to 2.5 metres enables beds of any size to be weighed.

Latest technology

The lightness of the design and the ease of both handling and bed raiding are the results of the latest technologies on load cell design.

Plan B

Did you know that the ramps bed scales have an internal battery? Thanks to it, you don’t have to worry that a sudden power failure or lack of access to external power sources will interrupt your work. The internal battery will support you for another 8 hours!

Image clarity

The ramps bed scale has a PUE C315 terminal with a backlit LCD display, which guarantees readability of the results from many angles.

Safety of measurements

The ramps bed scales have an ALIBI memory – an automatic register of copies of measurements. You can view and archive them at will, but modifying and deleting them is not feasible, fortunately.

Comfort of returning to the weighing result

The ramps bed scales have a patient weighing function with result freezing; this allows you to record the patient weighing result and return to it at a convenient time.

Verification

The ramps bed scale is verified.

Can a Ramps Bed Scale be Used to Determine BMI?

Yes. To determine your BMI (Body Mass Index), simply divide your weight value (given in kilograms) by the square of your height value (given in metres). The BMI classification has been developed for adults. The weight-to-height ratio of children cannot be determined according to this scale.

The BMI body mass index should not only be monitored because of (a spectrum of) disease, such as type II diabetes, atherosclerosis or the risk of heart attack. Prevention is equally important both during weight loss treatment and on a daily basis.

Datasheet

Maximum capacity [Max]	300 kg
Readability [d]	100 g
Tare range	-300 kg
OIML Class	III
Display	LCD (backlit)
Packaging dimensions	1150×400×110 mm
Net weight	16 kg
Gross weight	17.5 kg
Communication interface	RS232
Power supply	100 – 240 V AC 50/60 Hz and battery
Power consumption max.	5 W
Operation time on batteries	up to 8 h
Operating temperature	0 – +40 °C
Relative humidity	10% – 85% RH no condensation

Extra payment
for verification

According to MDR regulations, this scale is not a medical device.

Functions

Internal battery

Internal and rechargeable battery of SLA 6 V type (sealed lead acid) enables device operation without connecting the device to the mains (9h operation). The weighing instrument controls battery status and displays a respective pictogram on the screen.

Peak hold

Function registering the greatest temporary indication occurring in course of the weighing process. It is most often used in medical scales in order to hold the measurement indication.

GLP Procedures

Diagnostic function allowing to objectively document performed measurements. GLP procedures may be either presented in a short report form or extended one.

ALIBI Memory

"ALIBI" memory enables saving and storing up to 100000 measurements. Measurements are saved automatically upon each pressing of the key. There is no need for any additional operations or changing settings.
The following data related with the measurements is saved: measurement date; measurement time; result (mass); tare value; operator carrying out the measurement (logged in); product name.
The software saves the measurement in a so called loop, i.e. when the measurement no. 100001 is saved, the measurement 1 gets automatically deleted from the memory.
Measurements saved to balance memory cannot be deleted.
You can preview and print out the data saved to the ALIBI database.

BMI

The BMI is defined as the body mass divided by the square of the body height, and is expressed in units of kg/m2, resulting from mass in kilograms and height in metres.

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