Kitchen scale HP Enterprise OV51651KD (model 5R1651KDCP) — readability: 5 mg precision, powered by 2×AAA, LCD display, compact size

The HP Enterprise OV51651KD kitchen scale (model 5R1651KDCP) delivers precise digital weighing with a readability of 5 mg, making it suitable for tasks that require fine measurement. The scale features a clear LCD display and a compact footprint designed for home and professional kitchens. Powered by two AAA batteries, it offers a lightweight, portable solution for portion control, ingredient dosing and small-item weighing.

Advantages

High-resolution measurement with 5 mg readability enables accurate weighing of small quantities and delicate ingredients. The integrated LCD display presents measurements clearly for fast reading. Compact size and battery power make the scale easy to move and store, while simple controls allow straightforward operation without a complex learning curve.

Suitable for

• Precision baking and confectionery where small ingredient doses matter
• Portion control and meal prep in home kitchens
• Weighing spices, herbs, coffee and tea samples
• Small-item weighing for crafts, jewelry or laboratory hobby projects

Key specifications

• Readability: 0.005 g (5 mg)
• Display: LCD for numeric readout
• Power source: 2 × AAA batteries
• Form factor: compact, countertop design
• Measurement modes: grams and common kitchen units (where supported)

How to use

Place the scale on a stable, level surface and insert two AAA batteries into the compartment following the polarity markings. Turn the unit on and wait for the display to zero. Place a container on the weighing platform and press the tare function to reset the display to zero before adding ingredients. Add the ingredient slowly until the desired weight is reached. Use the unit selection button to switch measurement units if required. After use, turn the scale off to conserve battery life and store it in a dry place.

Usage recommendations

To maintain measurement accuracy, avoid placing the scale near drafts, heat sources or on soft surfaces. Calibrate or check zero regularly, and replace batteries when the display dims or the unit becomes unresponsive. Clean the weighing surface with a soft, slightly damp cloth; avoid soaking the scale or using abrasive cleaners.