The SECA 264 digital stadiometer provides practitioners with an accurate, reliable height measurement system that can be used alone or alongside another SECA EMR (Electronic Medical Record) product via wireless connectivity, helping to provide the most precise body composition data. The measure itself calculates height to the millimetre, with an impressive measurement range of between 30cm to 220cm (11 inch to 7 ft 2 inch), with the option to switch between measuring in cm or inches. The measurement can be read on the white backlit display attached to the headpiece. The design of the SECA 264 ensures the patient is stood in the right position, thanks to the heal positioner and seca Frankfurt line positioner. The unit itself is wall mountable to provide optimum stability. Powered by 4 AA batteries, meaning you are not tied down to a power outlet. Key Features 2 Years warranty included, applies to manufacturers defects, and covers any parts, labour, repair or replacement. Measuring range: 30cm - 220 cm (11 inch to 7 ft 2 inch) Graduation: 1 mm Powered by 4 AA batteries Wall mountable Wireless connectivity Compatible with all EMR systems Digitally measures small children and adults Frankfurt Line for precise positioning of head White backlit LCD display in headpiece Non-slip rubber mat with heel positioner Technical Data Power supply Batteries Batteries, quantity and type 4 X AA Net weight 0.8 sts5.0 kg Unit cm/inch Product width 428 mm Product height 2,318 mm Product depth 474 mm Platform width 430 mm Platform height 3 mm Platform depth 370 mm Measuring range 30 - 220 cm Graduation measuring range 1 mm Directions For Use How can I accurately measure the height of a person standing? Height-measuring instruments from seca make measuring easy, fast and precise. The patient stands barefoot (if possible) with his/her back to the wall. With feet together, ensure the heels are touching the wall. The body is erect and centered on the measuring rod. Confirm the corner of the eyes and the top of the ears are level (Frankfurt Line). To measure, the user places the headpiece against the scalp and locks it.
