
This device estimates body composition by sending low‑level electrical currents through the torso and limbs and measuring the resulting impedance. Multi‑frequency bioelectrical impedance analysis
Inquire NowThis device estimates body composition by sending low‑level electrical currents through the torso and limbs and measuring the resulting impedance. Multi‑frequency bioelectrical impedance analysis (BIA) separates intracellular and extracellular water, allowing calculation of fat mass, lean mass, total body water, and bone mineral content.
Eight tactile electrodes placed on the hands and feet provide segmental readings for each arm, leg, and trunk. The analyzer sweeps frequencies from 5 kHz to 500 kHz, with each frequency band contributing to a specific tissue compartment model.
| Item | Typical Value |
|---|---|
| Measurement method | Multi‑frequency BIA, 8‑point tactile electrodes |
| Frequency range | 5 kHz – 500 kHz (5‑step) |
| Weight capacity | 200 kg |
| Height input range | 100 cm – 220 cm |
| Repeatability (fat %) | ±0.5 % (SD) |
| Display | 7‑inch color LCD, 800×480 |
| Power supply | 100‑240 V AC, 50/60 Hz, 30 W max |
| Dimensions (W×D×H) | 350 mm × 350 mm × 110 mm |
| Net weight | 7.5 kg |
| Interface | USB‑host, RS‑232, optional Wi‑Fi |
Fitness centers use the analyzer to track members’ progress over time, providing objective data that complements visual assessments and helps tailor training programs.
Medical clinics rely on segmental fluid measurements to monitor edema, assess nutritional status in dialysis patients, and evaluate sarcopenia in aging populations.
Research laboratories appreciate the high repeatability and multi‑frequency capability for longitudinal studies on body composition changes during interventions such as diet, exercise, or pharmacologic trials.
Each unit undergoes a factory calibration against a reference DEXA scan for a diverse set of subjects covering BMI 18–35. The calibration algorithm adjusts electrode contact impedance to minimize systematic bias across frequency bands.
Before shipping, a functional test verifies that all eight electrodes produce impedance readings within ±2 % of the nominal value and that the software correctly computes segmental outputs.
The analyzer uses fixed‑position tactile electrodes; however, the footplate includes adjustable heel guides to accommodate a range of shoe sizes while maintaining consistent contact geometry.
Please provide the intended installation environment (e.g., gym, clinic), required software interfaces, and any desired customization such as language packs or API access.
Each unit passes a three‑point verification: electrode impedance check, software output validation against a known phantom, and a functional test of all communication ports.
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