Dual Frequencies Body Composition Analyzer With Built - In Thermal Printer

Dual frequencies support body compositon analyzer with built-in thermal printer

Body Composition Analyzer is designed to calculate regional body composition, empowering healthcare professionals to better determine health risk associated with visceral and abdominal fat. The BS-BCA5 model is based on the latest Segmental Dual Frequency Bioelectrical Impedance Analysis Method, DSM-BIA, which analyzes human body composition including fat, weight, BMI (Body Mass Index), none-fat and other health indicators through multi-frequency bio-electrical impedance analyssis method. It calculates by the built-in high performance computer, and gives out instruction upon the analysis result for testers’ reference as plans to lose weight.

Current has different penetration force depending on frequency. Since low frequency cannot penetrate cells and flow on the external surface’s water, it measures only water content outside cells, while higher frequency means that you can measure even the water content inside cells since it penetrates inside cells, that is, by using diverse frequency, the BS-BCA5 model can measure water contents inside and outside cells separately. When a body touches an electrode, contact resistance occurs, and it is important to control the contact resistance in order to correctly measure

the resistance in a body.

Features

• 2 frequencies and 8 points testing on 6 channels through different segments
• Huge healthy samples based on scientific research result
• Built-in thermal printer to record analysis report
• Big scale colorful touch screen control panel
• Widely adopted in sports center and wellness spa
• The analysis process is simple, fast and safe

Bioelectrical impedance is based on the principle that lean tissue is more electrically conductive than fat. A mild, painless electrical current is passed through the body, usually from the wrist to the foot. This test is often the body composition analysis method of choice in health clubs because the test can be performed fully clothed, and requires minimal skill on the part of the examiner. Equipment required for bioelectrical impedance testing can be expensive compared to skin calipers, so this testing may be found mainly at large facilities.

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