I have a pro line digital scale nad need to know what the low means
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I'm confused. What does a pro line digital scale nad have to do with the Savoureux Pro Line TM Convection Oven ?
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Hello, The scale reads in .1 gram increments, so it will read .1, .2, .3 etc and 21.1, 21.2 etc. Have a great day!
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It means Unstable. It can happen if you move the scale after turning it one and before its had a chance to zero out.
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What is the lowest level ppm that the unit you have can detect and display on the monitor?
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Some digital personal scales costing 6 times as much advertise an accuracy of +- 1%. So if you weighted 150# the scale could read +-1.5 # or 3 pounds. Just because it has a resolution of .1# doesn't mean it' that accurates.
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I had to replace the battery that came with it, apparently it was dead, but mine still doesn't display the bottom portion of the numbers. Just not a good scale is what I came up with!
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If it states low g that should be what youre looking at. If it does not state anything i would assume high g
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Hello.......It is a very nice scale, however, the minimum scale is .2 lb........Example: .2 - .4 - .6 - .8 - 1lb - 1.2 etc. etc. Hope that helps! Neil
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It's been a long while since we ordered or used this scale. I can remember if it went as low as 10 grams. It was a very good use to weigh our new born grand daughter, that was having a hard time gaining weight. We were able to keep a close eye on any weight gain or loss. Hope this helps
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Honestly, you will want a scale that will measure to the .001, and a scale such as this would be doing you a disservice for that amount of accuracy. I would check in to a higher end scale, not a pocket scale like this one.
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Low-Z means Low Impedance. Impedance is the complex number version of resistance. Ie a low impedance will typically have a low resistance and a low phase shift. The term low-z is actually misleading since it really doesn't tell you anything about the characteristics of the cable. It's better to say low resistance.
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There is a small button on the back of the scale. Looks like a tiny reset button.
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I put something on the digital scale and it didn't show anything so i'm assuming it was under 1 lb. It wouldn't even register and I had to ship an item so I was assuming it was under a pound. I paid for the postage at 1 lb and 10 ounces. If it is returned i'm going to be in trouble. Can you tell me what 0.2 lb resolution means?
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When set to display grams, the scale always reads two digits to the right of the decimal point. For example "23.65" That sad I the sale is only accurate to about 0.02 grams at best. So when it displays 45.67 the real wight might be between 45.65 and 45.69
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I don't know but the scale works perfectly in all the applications I use it for.
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there is a unit bar as well as the on/off bar. press the unit bar to display gram, oz. lb....etc
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This is a common issue with digital electronic meters and digital anything. Say you have a clock that is accurate...it keeps perfect time. If your digital clock says it is 6:05 it could actually be anywhere between 6:05:00 and 6:05:59...the clock display has only one minute resolution. Which is fine if you are using it to avoid being late for work, but probably not good enough if you are trying to time a 13 second photographic exposure. For that you need something with better resolution. 0.2 lbs (~3 oz) is the resolution of this scale. The scale can display only .2 lb increments. 10.2 lbs means that if the scale were perfect, the actual weight would be somewhere between 10.10 and 10.30 pounds. (less it would read 10.0, more it would read 10.4) In truth most digital devices are only accurate to plus or minus one resolution step....IF your test weight is really exactly 10.000 lbs, then I would say the scale is working right if read 9.8 or 10.0, or 10.2 lbs. BUT, if you are using a 10# exercise weight then I wouldn't count on it being within better than 1/2 lb. If you really care, then there is probably an office of weights and measures locally that checks supermarket scales, gas pumps, etc that could check it with a traceable standard weight. TLDR version; 10.2 is a good result. It does NOT mean your scale is 2% off. Most likely if you had a 100# test weight it would read 99.8 or 100, or 100.2. It would also be perfectly normal for you to sometimes see readings +/- .2 lbs different each time you weigh yourself....If you weighed exactly 180.100000 lbs, then 180.0 and 180.2 are just as close to being correct, and depending on if you inhale or exhale you could see one or the other. Given that peoples weight fluctuates over more than a pound during a day, this resolution is more than adequate for keeping tabs on your weight.