Tanita HD-325 Digital Weight Scale with BMI Calculation

Tanita HD-325 Digital Weight Scale with BMI Calculation

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Detail

The Tanita HD-325 Digital Weight Scale allows users to accurately weigh themselves (up to 150kgs) and calculates their BMI.

Measures:

Weight (Up to 150kgs)
BMI (Body Mass Index)

Other Features:

Easy to use
Ability to create up to 5 user profiles to save details and track progress
Guest mode
5 year replacement warranty

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Specifications

Weight capacity:	150kg
Total Weight in increments:	0.1kg
Guest mode:	Yes
User memories:	5
Size of display:	25mm
Product dimensions (mm):	310mm x 310mm x 47mm
Product weight:	2.3kg
Power supply:	AA x 4
Replacement warranty:	5 year

What it measures

Measurements


Weight (up to 150kgs)	BMI

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Shipping

Shipping Cost

For all orders, unless otherwise stated, shipping will incur a flat rate of AUD $9.99.

Shipping Destinations

Tanita Australia ships goods Australia-wide, we do not accept international orders.

Order Processing Time

Tanita Australia aims to have orders processed and dispatched within 2 business days of receiving the order.

Delivery time depends on the delivery location and Australia Post standard delivery times.

The tracking details will be emailed once the order leaves our warehouse.

Tracking information

If the tracking information is required please contact the Tanita Australia team 5 business days after your order has been placed on 1800 656 444.

FAQs

Why Choose Tanita?

Tanita operates throughout the globe, including Australia, America, Europe, India, Japan and China, leading to over 30 million units sold worldwide to this day.With such a vast reach, Tanita has established itself as one of the world leaders in health monitoring, as well as body composition monitors and scales - which is unsurprising considering Tanita created the world’s very first electronic body fat scale back in 1994.

How accurate are Tanita Body Composition Monitors?

Studies have shown the results obtained through Tanita BIA have been shown to be within +/-5% of Underwater Weighing and Pencil Beam DEXA scans.

What is Bioelectrical Impedance Analysis (BIA)?

Bioelectrical Impedance Analysis (BIA) is considered one of the most reliable and accessible methods of screening body fat. Electrodes in the foot sensor pads (and hand sensor pads in a segmental monitor) send a low, safe electrical signal through the body and weight is calculated automatically along with up to 25 other readings in seconds.

BIA measures an individual’s impedance or resistance to the electrical signal as it travels through the water that is found in muscle and fat. With a Tanita Body Composition Monitor, you add personal information (age, gender, height etc) into the monitor when setting up your own user memory profile, which then inputs your characteristics & calculations into the correct algorithms for you to produce the measurements provided by your reading.

Why is important to monitor body composition rather than just body weight?

Your total body health is more important than just one number. Measuring weight alone is not a complete nor accurate assessment of health or fitness level.

The total body weight measurement does not distinguish the difference between kilograms that come from fat, the kilograms that come from lean muscle mass, the weight of bone mass or the impact different body water levels have on your total body weight.

Monitoring body composition allows you to gain a deeper insight into your overall body health, giving you the knowledge that you can then use to make educated changes to your diet and fitness routines to achieve your health and fitness goals sooner.

When should you measure yourself on a Tanita?

To get the most reliable and accurate reading that best represents your actual total body health, use your Tanita Body Composition Monitor at a consistent time of day under consistent conditions, and at least three hours after rising, exercising, eating, drinking alcohol and taking medication.

For most, this time is usually mid-to-late afternoon, before dinner and before your afternoon/evening workout.