MBC-A01 měrka pro montáž na dětskou váhu MBC od KERN

MBC-A01 Dipstick for Mounting on MBC Baby Scale from KERN

The MBC-A01 Dipstick is a precision height measuring accessory designed specifically for use with the MBC baby scale from KERN. It allows accurate measurement of infants’ and toddlers’ height, making it ideal for pediatric clinics, hospitals, daycare centers, and professional health environments.

Key Features

• Compatibility: Designed exclusively for mounting on MBC baby scales from KERN.
• Accurate Measurements: Provides precise height readings for infants and toddlers.
• Durable Construction: High-quality materials ensure long-lasting use in professional environments.
• Clear Scale Markings: Easy-to-read metric and optional imperial measurements.
• Simple Installation: Attaches easily to the MBC baby scale without additional tools.

Benefits

• Ensures consistent, reliable height measurements for pediatric patients.
• Streamlines infant growth monitoring and health assessments.
• Durable design withstands repeated use in clinics or daycare centers.
• Quick and easy setup reduces time spent on measurement procedures.

How to Use

1. Align the dipstick with the MBC baby scale according to the included mounting instructions.
2. Securely attach the dipstick to ensure stability and accurate readings.
3. Place the infant or toddler on the scale platform.
4. Adjust the headpiece to the top of the child’s head and read the measurement.
5. Record the measurement for growth tracking or medical documentation.

Specifications

• Compatible Models: MBC baby scale from KERN
• Material: Durable plastic and metal components
• Measurement Range: Suitable for infants and toddlers (approx. 40 cm – 120 cm)
• Scale: Metric (cm) and optional Imperial (inches)
• Weight: Lightweight for safe and easy handling
• Installation: Tool-free mounting directly onto MBC baby scale

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