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BC Series
Compact Counting Scale
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
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Ohaus Corporation, 19A Chapin Road, P.O. Box 2033, Pine Brook, NJ 07058, USA
Declaration of Conformity We, Ohaus Corporation, declare under our sole responsibility that the models listed
below are in conformity with the directives and standards mentioned.
Model Type: BC3, BC6, BC15, BC30
EC Marking: EC Directive Applicable Standards
73/23/EEC
Low Voltage
EN 61558-1:1997+A1:1998
EN 61558-2-6:1997
89/336/EEC
Electromagnetic compatibility
EN61326:2002
Date: July 1, 2004
Ted Xia
President
Ohaus Corporation
Pine Brook, NJ, USA
Urs Műller
General Manager
Ohaus Europe
Greifensee, Switzerland
ISO 9001 Registration
In 1994, Ohaus Corporation, USA, was awarded a certificate of registration to ISO 9001 by Bureau Veritus Quality
International (BVQI), confirming that the Ohaus quality management system is compliant with the ISO 9001
standard’s requirements. On May 15, 2003, Ohaus Corporation, USA, was re-registered to the ISO 9001:2000
standard.
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BC Series EN-1
1. INTRODUCTION..........................................................................................................2
1.1 Product Description ...........................................................................................2
1.2 General Features...............................................................................................2
1.3 Safety Precautions.............................................................................................2
2. INSTALLATION...........................................................................................................3
2.1 Unpacking..........................................................................................................3
2.2 Installing Components .......................................................................................3
2.3 Selecting the Location .......................................................................................3
2.4 Leveling the Scale .............................................................................................3
2.5 Connecting Power .............................................................................................4
2.6 Initial Calibration ................................................................................................4
3. OVERVIEW OF CONTROLS AND FUNCTIONS........................................................5
3.1 Display Symbols ................................................................................................5
3.2 Controls and Functions......................................................................................6
4. OPERATIONS..............................................................................................................7
4.1 Switching the Unit On and Off ...........................................................................7
4.2 Manual Tare.......................................................................................................7
4.3 Pre-set Tare.......................................................................................................7
4.4 Zero Operation...................................................................................................8
4.5 Sampling, Calculating Average Piece Weight (APW)........................................8
4.6 Entering a Known Piece Weight ........................................................................8
4.7 Storing Piece Weight into Memory ....................................................................9
4.8 Recalling Piece Weight from Memory................................................................9
4.9 Accumulation: Weight and Quantity...................................................................9
4.10 Check-Counting...............................................................................................10
4.11 Check-Weighing ..............................................................................................10
5. SCALE SETTINGS ....................................................................................................11
5.1 Auto-Off ...........................................................................................................11
5.2 Zero Tracking Range .......................................................................................11
5.3 Zero Display Range.........................................................................................11
5.4 Filtering............................................................................................................11
5.5 Zero Return Range..........................................................................................12
5.6 Backlight ..........................................................................................................12
5.7 Unit Selection...................................................................................................12
5.8 APW Re-computing .........................................................................................12
5.9 Check-alarm Range.........................................................................................12
6. CALIBRATION...........................................................................................................13
7. TROUBLESHOOTING...............................................................................................13
8. TECHNICAL DATA....................................................................................................14
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BC Series EN-2
1. INTRODUCTION
This manual contains installation, operation and maintenance instructions for the BC Series
counting scale. Please read the manual completely before installation and operation.
1.1 Product Description
The BC Series is an economical compact counting scale designed for fast, accurate
operation ideally suited for annual inventories, parts rooms, rentals and other counting
applications. Combining an internal accuracy of 1:600,000, Average Piece Weight (APW) of
0.01g to 0.1g (depending on model) and an internal rechargeable battery, the Ohaus BC
Series scale offers accuracy, durability and portability in one easy-to-use design.
1.2 General Features
5 Capacity models: 3kg, 6kg, 15kg, 30kg with maximum displayed resolution of 1:30,000
5 Stainless steel weighing pan
5 Durable plastic housing with protective cover
5 3-window, backlit LCD with prominent 19mm high digits
5 Fast display of Weight, Average Piece Weight (APW) and Parts Count.
5 Gram or pound weighing units
5 Low sample weight and APW indication
5 Full counting keypad with numeric keys
5 Dedicated TARE and SAMPLE keys for simple and fast operation
5 Accumulator function for weight and parts count
5 User-programmable parts checking mode with HI/LO settings and audible buzzer
5 Adjustable filtering level for weighing under various conditions
5 Auto-optimization recalculates APW constantly for enhanced counting accuracy
5 10-APW memory locations
5 80-hour Internal rechargeable battery with power-saving Auto-shut off feature
1.3 Safety Precautions
For safe and dependable operation of this scale, please comply with the
following safety precautions:
5 Verify that the input voltage printed on the AC Adapter and the plug type matches the
local AC power supply.
5 Make sure that the power cord does not pose a potential obstacle or tripping hazard.
5 Disconnect the scale from the power supply when cleaning the scale.
5 Do not operate the scale in hazardous or unstable environments.
5 Do not immerse the scale in water or other liquids.
5 Do not drop loads on the platform.
5 Use only approved accessories and peripherals, as available.
5 Operate the scale only under ambient conditions specified in these instructions.
5 Service should be performed by authorized personnel only.
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BC Series EN-3
2. INSTALLATION
2.1 Unpacking
Unpack and verify that the following components have been included:
5 BC Scale
5 Weighing Platform (plastic base with stainless steel pan)
5 Instruction Manual
5 AC Adapter
Save the packaging material. This packaging ensures the best possible protection for the
storage or transport of the product.
2.2 Installing Components
Position the weighing platform pins into the through-holes on the top housing, then set the
platform securely into place.
IMPORTANT:
5 BEFORE USING THE SCALE, REMOVE THE SHIPPING PROTECTION SCREW
located underneath the scale. This screw ensures protection of the load cell during
transport, but will need to be removed for the scale to operate properly.
5 Install the protective screw if transporting the scale.
5 It is recommended that the protective screw be re-installed if transporting the scale.
Do not over-tighten the protective screw as it may damage the load cell. To re-install,
turn the scale on and place a 500g weight on the pan, then slowly screw in the
protection screw until the display shows a value between 250g to 400g.
2.3 Selecting the Location
Operate the scale on a firm, level surface. Avoid locations with rapid temperature changes,
excessive dust, moisture, air currents, vibrations, electromagnetic fields, heat or direct
sunlight.
2.4 Leveling the Scale
Adjust the leveling feet until the bubble is centered in the circle of the level indicator (located
on the front panel).
NOTE: Ensure that the scale is level each time its location is changed.
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BC Series EN-4
2.5 Connecting Power
2.5.1 AC Power
Verify that the intended AC power source matches the AC adapter rating. Connect the
supplied AC adapter to the power input receptacle underneath the scale. Plug the AC
adapter into a properly grounded power outlet.
2.5.2 Battery Power
The battery will begin charging with the AC adapter connected accordingly. An LED
indicator below and to the right of the Count window shows the status of battery charging:
•
Green – battery is fully charged
•
Yellow – battery is partially charged and charging
•
Red – battery is nearly discharged
When AC power is not available, the scale will operate on the internal rechargeable battery.
The scale will automatically switch to battery operation if there is a power failure or the
power cord is removed. Low battery charge is indicated by the
annunciator (the scale
will operate for approximately 10 hours more before automatically switching off).
Before using the scale for the first time, the internal rechargeable battery should be fully
charged for up to 12 hours. A fully charged battery can operate the scale for approximately
80 hours independent of AC power. The scale can be operated during the charging
process. The battery is protected against overcharging and the scale can remain connected
to the AC power line.
NOTES:
5 The battery must be recharged every 3 months if the scale is not used for a long time.
5 Dispose of the lead acid battery according to local laws and regulations.
CAUTION
BATTERY IS TO BE REPLACED ONLY BY AN AUTHORIZED OHAUS SERVICE DEALER.
RISK OF EXPLOSION CAN OCCUR IF REPLACED WITH THE WRONG TYPE OR CONNECTED
IMPROPERLY.
2.6 Initial Calibration
When the scale is operated for the first time, a Span Calibration is recommended to ensure
accurate weighing results. Before performing the calibration, be sure to have the
appropriate calibration weights.
Refer to Section 6 for Span Calibration procedures.
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BC Series EN-5
3. OVERVIEW OF CONTROLS AND FUNCTIONS
3.1 Display Symbols
“WEIGHT”
•
Weight Window - displays weight of object on weighing pan, or
accumulated weight value
•
Center of Zero Indication
•
Tare or Pre-set Tare (PT) Indication
“PIECE
WEIGHT”
•
Piece Weight Window - displays the Average Piece Weight (APW)
value, or number of weighments
“Wt.
Lo”
•
Low Sample Weight Indication - total sample weight is less than 10
display divisions, add more samples for more accurate reading
“APW
Lo”
•
Low Average Piece Weight Indication - calculated APW is less than
1/10 display divisions, unit weight is too small for ensuring
accurate quantity calculations
“COUNT”
•
Piece Count Window - displays the calculated number of pieces on
the weighing pan, or accumulated piece count value
•
Scale is in Accumulation mode
•
Low battery charge, recharge battery
“STB”
•
Stable Indication, scale is in stable condition
o
LED
•
Battery Charging Indication:
o Green – battery is fully charged
o Yellow – battery is partially charged and charging
o Red – battery is nearly discharged
+
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BC Series EN-6
3.2 Controls and Functions
•
Inputs the indicated sample size and weight to calculate APW
•
Inputs the weight of the object on the weighing pan as a Tare
value
•
Inputs the indicated unit weight value entered via the numeric
keypad
•
Zeros the display
•
Inputs the high and low quantity (for check-counting) or weight
(for check-weighing) limits
•
Inputs the indicated value entered via the numeric keypad as a
Pre-set Tare value
•
Adds the indicated weight or piece count value into
Accumulation memory
•
Recalls and displays the total Accumulation data: weight, count
and number of weighments
•
Clears the indicated input values
0-9-.
•
11 x Numeric keys, 0-9 and decimal point
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BC Series EN-7
4. OPERATIONS
4.1 Switching the Unit On and Off
The power switch is located underneath the right-hand side of the scale. Push the switch to
the “I” position to turn the scale on, and to the “{” position to turn the scale off. Allow 15-30
minutes for the scale to warm up before use.
NOTE: Make sure the weighing pan is empty before turning the scale on.
4.2 Manual Tare
Tare is indicated by the QT annunciator.
Weight g Piece Weight g/pc Count pcs
100.0
0.
0.
------
tAre
------
Place the container on the weighing pan (ex.
100g), then press TARE. “tARE” will be
displayed momentarily before the weight is
tared.
0.0
0.
0.
4.3 Pre-set Tare
Pre-set Tare is a known tare value entered via the numeric keypad.
Pre-set Tare is indicated by the QT annunciator.
Weight g Piece Weight g/pc Count pcs
0.0
------
200.0
------
With an empty pan:
Press PT, “PrEtA” will flash on the display.
Enter a numeric value (ex. 200g), then press
PT. The Pre-set Tare will be displayed as a
negative value (no weight on the pan).
-200.0
0.
------
Weight g Piece Weight g/pc Count pcs
250.0
0.
0.
0.0
------
200.0
------
50.0
0.
0.
With an existing weight on the pan (ex. 250g):
Press PT, “PrEtA” will flash on the display.
Enter a numeric value (ex. 200g), then press
PT. The Net weight will be displayed.
When the weight is removed from the pan, the
negative weight displayed is the Pre-set Tare
value.
-200.0
0.
------
NOTE: To clear the Tare or Pre-set Tare value, press TARE with the pan empty.
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BC Series EN-8
4.4 Zero Operation
Center of Zero is indicated by the Æ0Å annunciator.
Weight g Piece Weight g/pc Count pcs
------
Centr
------
Press ZERO to zero the weight display.
“CEntr” will be displayed momentarily before
the display is zeroed.
0.0
0.
0.
4.5 Sampling, Calculating Average Piece Weight (APW)
Weight g Piece Weight g/pc Count pcs
3000.0
0.
0.
3000.0
50.
.
3000.0
SAnnP
------
Place the desired sample onto the weighing
pan (or into a tared container) (ex. 3000g).
Enter the number of pieces (ex. 50) via the
numeric keypad, then press SAMPLE.
“SAmP” will be displayed momentarily before
the calculated APW is confirmed.
3000.0
60.0000
50.
NOTES:
5 The larger the sample size, the more accurate the APW.
5 Unless stored into memory (refer to Sec. 4.7), Piece Weight values are not retained
when the unit is turned off.
4.6 Entering a Known Piece Weight
Weight g Piece Weight g/pc Count pcs
0.0
40.
Enter the value of a known piece weight via
the numeric keypad (ex. 40g/pc.), then press
APW (with a weight on the pan, the piece
count is automatically calculated and
displayed).
0.0
40.
0.
NOTES:
5 To clear the Piece Weight value, press C.
5 “Wt. Lo” annunciator will turn on if the total sample weight is less than 10 display
divisions. Add more samples for a more accurate or stable reading.
5 “APW Lo” annunciator will turn on if the APW value is less than 1/10th display
divisions. Increase the piece weight value for more accurate results.
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BC Series EN-9
4.7 Storing Piece Weight into Memory
There are 10 memory locations (0 to 9 numeric keys) available to store APW values.
Weight g Piece Weight g/pc Count pcs
0.0
40.
0.
0.0
0.
After determining the piece weight (refer to
Sec. 4.5 or 4.6), long-press APW for approx. 2
seconds. “StorE” will flash on the display.
Press any one of the numeric keys to store the
piece weight data in this selected location.
0.0
40.
0.
NOTE: Stored APW values are retained when the unit is turned off.
4.8 Recalling Piece Weight from Memory
Weight g Piece Weight g/pc Count pcs
0.0
0.
0.
0.0
5.
Memory Location
Press the numeric key (ex. location 5) with the
stored piece weight data (ex. 40 g/pc), then
press APW two times. The stored data will be
uploaded and displayed.
0.0
40.000
0.
4.9 Accumulation: Weight and Quantity
Accumulation is indicated by the ÆΣ+ annunciator.
Weight g Piece Weight g/pc Count pcs
300.0
60.0000
5.
------
Add
------
300.0
=01=
5.
Total Accumulated
Weight
Total Accumulation
Times
Total Accumulated
Count
Place the item to be weighed/counted on the
pan (ex. 300g with APW of 60g). Press M+.
“Add”, then the accumulation event is
displayed momentarily before reverting to
normal weighing mode.
NOTE: Weight display must return to zero
before the next accumulation can register.
300.0
60.000
5.
Weight g Piece Weight g/pc Count pcs
1500.0
=05=
25.
Total Accumulated
Weight
Total Accumulation
Times
Total Accumulated
Count
1500.0
60.000
25.
To recall Total Accumulation data, press MR.
The data is displayed momentarily before
reverting to normal weighing mode.
To clear the Total Accumulation data, press C
while the data is displayed.
NOTE: Accumulation data is not retained when the unit is turned off.
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BC Series EN-10
4.10 Check-Counting
Compares the quantity (count) of an item against a pre-set Hi-Lo range.
Weight g Piece Weight g/pc Count pcs
--Hi--
0.
0.
High (Hi) limit value
Low (Lo) limit
value
--Hi--
50.
0.
--Lo--
50.
25.
To initiate entering Hi-Lo parameters:
Press Hi/Lo. Enter the desired “Hi” limit value
(ex. 50), then press Hi/Lo to confirm. Enter
the desired “Lo” limit value (ex. 25), then
press Sample and exit to check-counting.
When a quantity of items placed on the pan is
within the Hi-Lo range, “-PASS-“ is displayed.
The Count display also flashes and the checkalarm will beep continuously within a preset
range (refer to Sec. 5.9).
1500.0
-PASS-
4.11 Check-Weighing
Compares the weight of an item against a pre-set Hi-Lo range.
Weight g Piece Weight g/pc Count pcs
--Hi--
0.
0.
Displays High (Hi)
limit value
Displays Low (Lo)
limit value
--Hi--
2000.
0.
--Lo--
2000.
1500.
To initiate entering Hi-Lo parameters:
Press Hi/Lo. Enter the desired “Hi” limit value
(ex. 2000), then press Hi/Lo to confirm. Enter
the desired “Lo” limit value (ex. 1500), then
press APW and exit to check-weighing.
When a weight placed on the pan is within the
Hi-Lo range, “-PASS-“ is displayed.
The Weight display also flashes and the
check-alarm will beep continuously within a
preset range (refer to Sec. 5.9).
-PASS-
25.
NOTES:
5 To clear a displayed value, press C, then re-enter a new value.
5 A high limit value must be entered before the low limit can be effective.
5 Hi-Lo values are not retained when the unit is turned off.
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BC Series EN-11
5. SCALE SETTINGS
5 Long-press TARE to enter into the user-selectable scale settings (Setup mode).
5 In Setup mode:
o Press Sample to step through available settings
o Press Tare to accept the displayed setting and proceed to the next Setup parameter
5 Press C at any time to exit from the Setup mode.
5 Re-start the scale after changing settings in the Setup mode.
The following parameters are available:
5.1 Auto-Off
Weight g Piece Weight g/pc Count pcs
0.
A.OFF
------
Sets the period of inactivity before the scale
automatically turns off.
The following settings are available:
0 = Off, 2, 5, 8 (minutes)
Default Setting
Auto-Off
Internal Count
(disregard)
5.2 Zero Tracking Range
Weight g Piece Weight g/pc Count pcs
2.
traC
------
Sets the range in which the zero reading is
maintained.
The following settings are available:
0 = Off, 1 = 0.5d, 2 = 1d, 3 = 2d, 4 = 3d
(d = scale division)
Default Setting
Zero Tracking
Range
Internal Count
(disregard)
5.3 Zero Display Range
Weight g Piece Weight g/pc Count pcs
3.
ZEro
------
Sets the range in which the Zero indication
turns on.
The following settings are available:
0 = 1d, 1 = 0.5d, 2 = 1d, 3 = 2d, 4 = 3d
(d = scale division)
Default Setting
Zero Display Range
Internal Count
(disregard)
5.4 Filtering
Weight g Piece Weight g/pc Count pcs
1.
FiLt
------
Sets the level in which the Stable indication
turns on; the higher the setting, the faster
stabilization time.
The following settings are available:
0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 (level)
Default Setting
Filtering Level
Internal Count
(disregard)
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BC Series EN-12
5.5 Zero Return Range
Weight g Piece Weight g/pc Count pcs
0.
t.rAtE
------
Sets the level in which the zero point is stable;
the higher the setting, the more stable.
The following settings are available:
0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 (level)
Default Setting
Zero Return Range
Internal Count
(disregard)
5.6 Backlight
Weight g Piece Weight g/pc Count pcs
0.
bL
------
Sets the activation mode of the backlight.
The following settings are available:
0 = Auto-on with items greater than 9d
placed on the pan or any key is pressed;
turns off after 5 seconds of inactivity.
1 = Manual; press the decimal point key [.] to
switch the backlight on or off.
Default Setting
Backlight
Internal Count
(disregard)
5.7 Unit Selection
Weight g Piece Weight g/pc Count pcs
0.
Unit
------
Sets the active weighing unit.
The following settings are available:
0 = Grams (g), 1 = Pounds (lb)
Default Setting
Weighing Unit
Internal Count
(disregard)
5.8 APW Re-computing
Weight g Piece Weight g/pc Count pcs
0.
AU
------
Sets the APW re-computing mode. Optimizes
piece weight accuracy by automatically recomputing the existing APW as further pieces
(less than the existing quantity on the pan) are
added (a beep will sound in this event).
The following settings are available:
0 = Off, 1 = On
Default Setting
APW Re-averaging
Internal Count
(disregard)
5.9 Check-alarm Range
Weight g Piece Weight g/pc Count pcs
0.
PASS
------
Sets the range in which the check-alarm
beeper will activate (refer also to Sec. 4.10).
The following settings are available:
0 = Within Hi-Lo range
1 = Outside of Hi-Lo range
Default Setting
Check-alarm Range
Internal Count
(disregard)
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BC Series EN-13
6. CALIBRATION
For best results, calibrate the scale at regular intervals. Temperature changes, geographic
gravity variations, altitude changes and abuse are few reasons why a scale may need
recalibration.
When the scale is ideally positioned for operation, enter calibration and proceed as follows:
Weight g Piece Weight g/pc Count pcs
0.
3000.0
CAL
Actual calibration
weight
Required calibration
value
Procedure
3000.0
3000.0
CAL
3000.0
CAL
Long-press Zero to initiate calibration (do not
release key-press until “CAL” is displayed).
The required calibration weight is displayed
(ex. 3000g for a 3kg model). At this time, a
different calibration weight value can be
entered via the numeric keypad.
Place the corresponding calibration weight on
the pan. The display flashes until the actual
weight is registered and the calibration
process ends (the scale momentarily beeps
before exiting to normal weighing mode).
3000.0
0.
0.
NOTE: Press Zero at any time to abort during the calibration process.
7. TROUBLESHOOTING
The following table lists common problems, possible causes and remedies. If the problem
persists, contact Ohaus or your authorized Ohaus dealer.
Symptom Possible Causes Remedy
Scale will not turn on. AC power not connected.
Battery discharged.
Connect scale to power.
Connect scale to power and charge
battery.
Battery fails to charge fully. Battery is defective or past its useful
life.
Have the battery replaced by an
authorized Ohaus service dealer.
Weight reading does not
stabilize.
Unstable environment.
Interference under pan.
Ensure a stable environment.
Ensure that the weighing pan is
unobstructed and free to move.
Scale does not display
accurately.
Improper calibration. Calibrate the scale using proper
calibration weights.
E1, E2, E3 displayed The pan is placed incorrectly.
Zero limit exceeded during power up.
Reposition the pan correctly.
Ensure the pan is empty before
switching the scale on.
--OL-- displayed Load exceeds scale capacity. Reduce the load on the pan.
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BC Series EN-14
8. TECHNICAL DATA
Model
BC3 BC6 BC15 BC30
Capacity x Readability 3000 g x 0.1 g 6000 g x 0.2 g 15000 g x 0.5 g 30000 g x 1 g
Maximum Displayed Resolution 1:30000 1:30000 1:30000 1:30000
Min Recommended Sample Weight 1g 2g 5g 10g
Min Recommended APW 0.01g 0.02g 0.05g 0.1g
Construction Stainless steel pan, plastic housing
Weighing Units g, lb
Application Modes Weighing, Counting, Hi-Lo Check-counting/weighing, Accumulation
Display 3-Window, 19 mm / 0.75” High, 6-digit, 7-segment backlit LCD display
Display Indicators
Stability, Center of Zero, Tare, Low Sample Weight, Low APW,
Accumulation, Battery status
Hi-Lo Check Indicators Display with Alert beeper
Memories 10 locations for APW
Keyboard
9-function, 11 numeric x Membrane switch:
Tare, Sample, APW, Zero, Pre-set Tare, M+, MR, Hi/Lo
Zero Range 4% of Full Scale Capacity
Tare Range Full Capacity by Subtraction (except BC15, up to 10kg only)
Stabilization Time ≤ 2 seconds
Operating Temperature 0° to 40°C / 32° to 104°F
Humidity Range ≤90% relative humidity, non-condensing
Power
AC Adapter 12V DC / 800mA
Internal rechargeable lead acid battery
Battery Life 80 hours continuous use with 12 hour recharge time
Calibration Automatic external with kg mass
Shipping Protection Shipping screw to avoid damage to sensitive components
Safe Overload Capacity 120% of capacity
Pan Size 300 x 230 mm / 11.8” x 9”
Scale Dimensions W x H x D 310 x 115 x 340 mm / 12.2 x 4.5 x 13.4”
Shipping Dimensions W x H x D 440 x 160 x 360 mm / 17.3x 6.3x 14.2”
Net Weight 4.2 kg / 9.3 lb
Shipping Weight 5.3kg / 11.7 lb
Other Features Auto-Zero Tracking, Filtering Level, Auto-Optimization of APW
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BC Series EN-15
LIMITED WARRANTY
Ohaus products are warranted against defects in materials and workmanship from the date of delivery through the
duration of the warranty period. During the warranty period, Ohaus will repair, or, at its option, replace any
component(s) that proves to be defective at no charge, provided that the product is returned, freight prepaid, to
Ohaus.
This warranty does not apply if the product has been damaged by accident or misuse, exposed to radioactive or
corrosive materials, has foreign material penetrating to the inside of the product, or as a result of service or
modification by other than Ohaus. In lieu of a properly returned warranty registration card, the warranty period
shall begin on the date of shipment to the authorized dealer. No other express or implied warranty is given by
Ohaus Corporation. Ohaus Corporation shall not be liable for any consequential damages.
As warranty legislation differs from state to state and country to country, please contact Ohaus or your local Ohaus
dealer for further details.
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Ohaus Corporation
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P.O. Box 2033
Pine Brook, NJ 07058, USA
Tel: (973) 377-9000
Fax: (973) 593-0359
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