Information - Beurer 3421880 Instructions For Use Manual

x Use the two screws to screw the wall
holder in place. Check that it is firmly
seated.
x Then slide the control unit onto the
holder so that the guides in the wall
holder fit parallel into the guides in the
control unit.
First hold the control unit against
the wall above the wall holder
and then slide the control unit
down to facilitate insertion.
x Slide the control unit fully onto the hol-
der. Check that the control unit is sitting
securely and parallel on the holder.
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The measuring principle
This scale operates according to the
B.I.A. principle (bioelectric impedance
analysis). In the process, it is possible to
determine bodily proportions within sec-
onds, using an undetectable current
which is completely harmless and safe.
The body fat percentage and other physi-
cal relationships in the body can be de-
termined by measuring the electrical
resistance (impedance) and calculating
constants and individual parameters such
as age, height, gender and degree of
activity.
Muscle tissue and water have good elec-
trical conductivity, and therefore lower
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Adjusting the angle
The control unit can be pivoted on the
wall holder, allowing you to adjust the
angle. A locking device prevents the con-
trol unit from being removed from the wall
holder when it has been pivoted.
Pivot the control unit fully for-
wards again before removing it
from the wall holder.
Alternative wall mounting me-
thod
You can also fasten the wall holder to a
wall using the double-sided adhesive
tape. For this purpose, the wall surface
must be clean and dry. This mounting
method is suitable for tiles, glass, plastic
and many other surfaces.
x Remove the protective film from the
adhesive tape on the rear side of the
wall holder.
x Press the wall holder firmly against the
wall.
x Check that it is firmly seated.
After mounting the wall holder
using adhesive tape, wait at least
1 hour before inserting the control
unit.
resistance. Bones and fatty tissue, on the
other hand, have low conductivity as fat
cells and bones conduct hardly any cur-
rent as a result of their very high resis-
tance.
This scale also measures using two dif-
ferent frequencies in order to better de-
termine impedance. These different
frequencies have different effects on the
cell membrane and on the body water. In
addition, the electrical contact with the
body is optimised through the used of 4
hand electrodes and 4 foot electrodes in
order to achieve a more accurate meas-
urement and therefore a better analysis.
This sensitive analysis technology means
that the values may change marginally if