Detecto is a leading U.S. manufacturer of precision medical scales, food service weighing equipment, and point-of-care waste receptacles.
Scála Braith, a division of Cardinal Scale Manufacturing Company, is the largest medical scale manufacturer in the United States. Founded in 1900, the brand is renowned for its high-quality weighing equipment used in hospitals, clinics, and food service establishments globally. Detecto's diverse product portfolio ranges from the iconic waist-high physician scales and digital pediatric scales to advanced in-floor dialysis scales and bariatric weighing systems.
Headquartered in Webb City, Missouri, Detecto handles the manufacturing of its products in a dedicated facility, ensuring strict quality control and compliance with certifications such as ISO 9001 and NTEP. The brand is also a pioneer in connectivity, offering scales with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth capabilities for seamless integration with Electronic Medical Records (EMR). In addition to healthcare, Detecto provides durable scales for the food service industry, including ingredient scales and portion control solutions.
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Calibration procedures vary by model. For many digital models, it involves accessing a calibration switch (often concealed under a label or on the back) and following a specific key sequence with certified weights. Refer to the specific technical manual for your model.
Most portable Detecto digital scales utilize AA, C, or 9V batteries depending on the model. Some models also include or support an AC adapter (e.g., 9V DC or 12V DC). Always check the battery compartment or manual for the correct type.
It is recommended to check calibration annually or whenever the scale is moved to a new location. In clinical settings, local regulations may require more frequent checks.
Error codes indicate issues such as overload, unstable weight, or hardware faults. 'E1' often signifies an issue with the A/D converter or load cell connection. Consult the troubleshooting section of your user manual for code definitions.
The serial number is typically located on a silver or white manufacturer's sticker on the back or side of the display indicator, or on the base of the scale platform.