WF260

Name: WF260
SKU: 4715139600064
Price: 34.90 EUR
Availability: InStock

Lichaamsanalyse weegschaal met BMR & BMI berekening

€ 34,90

incl. VAT | excl. Shipping costs

4 Sensor Technology
BMR (basal metabolic rate) calculation
BMI (body mass index) calculation
Body fat assessment
Body muscle measurement
Bone mass assessment
Body hydration measurement
Weight mode
Built-in memory for 10 users
Graduation 100g
Backlight
Auto shut-off
Maximum weight 180 kg

Op voorraad

The Rossmax WF260 is a very comprehensive Body Fat Monitor. The scale has a sleek and compact design, measures accurately with its 4-sensor technology, and can be used by up to 10 people. The WF260 is easy to use. When you apply a little pressure with your foot, the scale turns on automatically, and you can start measuring. When you’re done, the scale turns off by itself. The Rossmax WF260 not only measures your weight, but also calculates various data on body composition, such as BMI (Body Mass Index), BMR (Basal Metabolic Rate), body fat percentage, body hydration percentage, muscle mass, and bone mass. The scale is equipped with 4-sensor technology that ensures accurate measurements. Additionally, the Rossmax WF260 has buit-in memory to store the body analysis of up to 10 users. This way, the whole family can easily keep track of their body composition.

A similar model, but with Bluetooth, is the Rossmax WF262. This is also a Rossmax Body Fat Monitor, but it has the ability to connect to the Rossmax Healthstyle app on your smartphone. This way, you can easily analyze and view your body composition on your smartphone screen. Note: The use of a Body Fat Monitor can pose health risks to certain individuals, such as pregnant women or people who use medical electronic equipment, such as a pacemaker. Before using, check the manual for all safety precautions and whether the scale is suitable for you.

Basal Metabolic Rate CALCULATION

Monitor your calories

The Basal Metabolic Rate (BMR) is the number of calories required to keep the body functioning at rest. BMR is also known as body’s metabolism; therefore, any increase to the metabolic weight, such as exercise, will increase the Basal Metabolic Rate. To monitor your Basal Metabolic Rate, simply input your height, gender, age. Once you’ve determined your Basal Metabolic Rate, you can begin to monitor how many calories a day you need to maintain or lose weight.