The Health o meter Professional 2500CKL is a foundational clinical weighing platform for 2026 healthcare, long-term care, and specialty facility environments. Built around the digital wheelchair ramp scale with a fold-away seat for seated patient workflows, it gives administrators a durable, procurement-ready scale solution designed for consistent patient weighing, workflow efficiency, and institutional standardization. This configuration supports both pound and kilogram workflows.

Performance Features:

• Single-ramp wheelchair platform supports standard-size wheelchair access while maintaining a compact clinical footprint.
• Antimicrobial keypad and swiveling display head improve caregiver workflow and line-of-sight visibility.
• Two-wheel portability allows the unit to be moved between exam rooms or care areas as demand changes.

Technical Specifications:

• Manufacturer: Health o meter Professional / Pelstar, LLC
• Model / SKU: 2500CKL
• Product Family: Digital Wheelchair Ramp Scale
• Category: Wheelchair Scales & Bariatric Scales
• Capacity: 1,000 lb / 454 kg
• Resolution: 0.2 lb / 0.1 kg
• Unit Configuration: LB/KG
• Platform / Weighing Surface: 29 3/8 in x 28 1/4 in x 2 3/8 in
• Product Footprint: 40 1/4 in x 34 1/2 in x 45 1/2 in
• Power: 100-240V adapter included; 6 D batteries not included
• Qty/Bx: 1

Institutional Advantages:

• Strategic Value: MAP-based pricing supports controlled channel positioning while giving facilities a clear new-equipment procurement benchmark.
• High ROI: A dedicated clinical scale reduces workflow delays, manual documentation errors, and repeat patient handling.
• Reduced Capital Expenditure: Selecting the correct model configuration helps standardize weighing capacity without overbuying specialized equipment.

Applications:

• Wheelchair patient weighing
• Clinics and physician offices
• Long-term care facilities
• Bariatric and rehabilitation programs

Quality Assurance & Safety:

New catalog item pricing is based on the supplied 2024 Price and MAP fields. Before patient use, installation, calibration verification, and biomedical inspection should be completed according to the manufacturer documentation, facility policy, and applicable clinical standards.