Model: SCALESTECH
Capacity: Up to 300kg
Division: 100g
Display: LCD/LED with color-changing backlight or bright green LED (20mm digit height)
Power Supply: Rechargeable Lithium Battery + AC Adapter
Connectivity: RS232 Serial, Type-C Port, Optional Bluetooth
Units: g, kg, lb, pcs
Application: Hospitals, Clinics, Rehabilitation Centers, Home Healthcare
Why use a wheelchair scale?
Many patients cannot stand safely on a normal scale. A wheelchair scale lets them roll up the ramp and be weighed seated; you then subtract the chair's weight (or tare it first) to get the patient's weight. Regular, accurate weights matter for medication dosing, nutrition and fluid monitoring, and rehabilitation progress.
Features that matter in a clinic
The low-profile platform with integrated ramps, an anti-slip surface, a rear safety stopper and side handrails keep patients secure. The pole-mounted indicator swivels for easy reading, weighs up to 300 kg in 100 g steps, and runs on a rechargeable lithium battery for 8–10 hours. RS232, Type-C and optional Bluetooth outputs let weights flow into medical records software.
Calibration and delivery
We deliver and set up the scale at hospitals, clinics and rehabilitation centres across Kenya, and our calibration team keeps it accurate. Request a quote, or browse all medical scales.
Frequently asked questions
Up to 300 kg, in 100 g steps.
Weigh the empty wheelchair first and use tare, or subtract the chair's weight from the total.
Yes. The rechargeable lithium battery lasts 8–10 hours.
Yes, through RS232 or Type-C, with optional Bluetooth.
