Bathroom Scale Tiross TS-1313 — analytical digital scale, max 150 kg, body fat and water measurement

Tiross TS-1313 is an analytical digital bathroom scale designed for home monitoring of weight and basic body composition. The device measures body weight up to a maximum of 150 kg and provides additional estimates for body fat and body water alongside standard weight readings. Its digital display presents measurement results in a clear, easily readable format suitable for everyday use and tracking trends over time.

Advantages

The scale combines accurate weight measurement with body composition estimates in a single, compact unit suitable for bathroom use. It features a clear digital display for quick reading and a slim, stable platform that fits most interiors. The model supports routine monitoring of body fat and body water percentages in addition to weight, enabling users to observe changes across metrics without separate devices.

Suitable for

• Home weight tracking and daily weigh-ins
• Basic body composition monitoring (body fat and body water trends)
• Fitness and weight-management programs
• Households seeking a compact, easy-to-read bathroom scale

Key specifications

• Maximum capacity: 150 kg
• Measurement types: body weight, body fat estimate, body water estimate
• Display: digital, easy-to-read numeric screen
• Platform: slim, stable design suitable for bathroom floors
• Intended use: home personal health monitoring

How to use

Place the scale on a flat, hard surface and ensure it is level before use. Step onto the platform barefoot for body composition measurements so bioelectrical impedance can be measured correctly; remain still until the device finishes and displays results. For weight-only readings, the scale can be used with normal light clothing. Follow the manufacturer's instructions for powering the unit and resetting zero as needed.

Usage recommendations

For consistent tracking, weigh yourself under similar conditions: at the same time of day, with similar clothing, and on the same surface. Use the body fat and body water readings as trend indicators rather than diagnostic values, and consult health professionals for detailed analysis if needed.