Marsden M-250 Chair Scale with Stand Assist

Seated, chair weighing scale with stand assist
Effortless for patient and healthcare professionals
Remote used raise and lower the seat
Class III Approved weighing scale
Designed for added comfort and dignity for the patient
Sold as standard with seat cover for addition grip

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£1,134.00 Exc. VAT (£1,360.80 inc. VAT)

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Specification

Capacity:
250kg

Graduations:
100g

Approvals:
Class III Approved

Warranty:
8 Years

Dimensions:
1025mm x 575mm x 990mm

Batteries:
Rechargeable battery pack

Battery Life:
Up to 40 hours of continuous use

Weight of Scale:
56kg

Additional Features

Powered seat for weighing patients who cannot stand unaided
Easier weighing processes for all
Hold function to ensure an accurate weight is obtained
Full numeric keypad for easy BMI calculation
Hinged footrests and armrests
Four wheels, two with brakes
Sold as standard with seat cover for added grip
Easy to use weighing device

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General Information Certificates and General Information

Why is a raising seat important?

Chair scales are essential when a patient or resident needs to be seated when weighed, especially for those with limited mobility. However the greatest challenge for staff is getting the person into and out of the chair. Depending on how mobile the patient is, this can demand a lot of effort, and, in extreme cases, there could be risk of back injury.

The M-250 changes this. It provides a better user experience by taking most of the strain of getting the patient into and out of the chair.

How does the M-250 work?

A small handheld remote control is used to raise and lower the seat base. The movement of the ergonomically-designed seat is slow and smooth to ensure ultimate comfort for the patient.

Once the seat is at its lowest position, with the patient seated, an accurate weight reading will be displayed on the indicator. The remote control can then be used to raise the seat, helping the patient up to standing position.