Calibration and Application of Waterproof Scales

A waterproof scale is a type of electronic scale that is waterproof and is typically used for weighing in wet or humid environments. Calibrating a waterproof scale is an important step to ensure its accuracy and precision. The following is some information on the calibration and application of waterproof scales:

1. Calibration of JWP waterproof scale:

★Open the bottom cover of the table scale, and the calibration switch is displayed.

★After rebooting, press and hold the power button and the setting button to enter the capacity interface.

★Press the setting key to change the capacity

★3P is 3-segment calibration. Press the number key to change to 1P.

★Press Tare key to enter calibration.

★Put 5kg weight.

★Change the number of measuring capacity after pressing the tare button, which is consistent with the weight of the weight.

★Press the tare key to change the number.

★Press the tare key to enter weighing mode.

★Weighing is accurate.

2. Applications of waterproof scales:

   - Food industry: waterproof scales are widely used in food processing, manufacturing and retail. Due to its waterproof feature, it can weigh food in wet environments.

   - Medical industry: hospitals, clinics and laboratories and other medical places often need waterproof scales to weigh drugs, chemicals or patients’ weight, etc.

   - Industrial: Waterproof scales are also an essential tool in some industrial areas where humidity or moisture measurements are required.

   - Home Use: Waterproof scales can also be used for home use, such as weighing ingredients, liquids, etc. in the kitchen.

Please note that when using a waterproof scale, the operating instructions provided by the manufacturer should be carefully read and to ensure proper use and maintenance.

The frequency of calibration should be based on the frequency of use and accuracy requirements. If there are any uncertainties or questions, it is recommended to consult the manufacturer or a professional for advice.

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