Medical and Healthcare scale – seca 264 (EMR ready stadiometer for permanent use, with display on the headpiece)

The new quality in height measuring is not only solid but also features wireless transmission.

The goal of accomplishing more in fewer steps is as important in medicine as in other fields. The stadiometer seca 264 helps make that possible. For example, the heel positioner and the seca Frankfurt Line on the headpiece ensure that the patient is in the right position and thereby contribute to obtaining accurate measurements. Height measurements can be read with a quick glance at the white backlit display on the headpiece. Wireless data transmission is made to a seca digital printer with wireless transmission, a PC or a wireless scale.

Product Properties

• Network-capable with emr ready technology.
• Digitally measures small children and adults.
• Frankfurt Line for precise positioning of head.
• White backlit LCD display in headpiece.
• Non-slip rubber mat with heel positioner.

Technical Data

• Net weight: 11.0 lbs/5.0 kg
• Measuring range: 30 – 220 cm/11 inch – 7 ft 2 inch
• Platform width: 16.9 inch/430 mm
• Platform height: 0.1 inch/3 mm
• Platform depth: 14.6 inch/370 mm
• Product width: 16.9 inch/428 mm

• Product height: 91.3 inch/2,318 mm
• Product depth: 18.7 inch/474 mm
• Power supply: Batteries
• Graduation measuring range: 1 mm/1/8 inch
• Batteries, quantity and type: 4 X AA

Functions and Properties

• Acoustic signals can be activated
• SEND/Auto-SEND
• Automatic switch-off
• Calibration/automatic calibration
• Heel positioner

• Backlighting
• cm/inch switch-over
• RESET
• Stable aluminum construction
• Wall mounting required

How can I accurately measure the height of a person standing?

Height-measuring instruments from seca make measuring easy, fast and precise.

• The patient stands barefoot (if possible) with his/her back to the wall.
• With feet together, ensure the heels are touching the wall.
• The body is erect and centered on the measuring rod.
• Confirm the corner of the eyes and the top of the ears are level (Frankfurt Line).
• To measure, the user places the headpiece against the scalp and locks it.