The HSCo PLCHQWC wheelchair scale weighs patients in their wheelchairs, so people with limited mobility never need to stand. A low-profile, anti-slip chequered platform with gentle ramps lets any wheelchair roll straight on, and the tare key subtracts the chair’s own weight. It suits hospitals, clinics, rehabilitation centres and home care, and comes in 100 to 300 kg.
Why hospitals choose it
- Ramps and a low platform for easy wheelchair access.
- Anti-slip chequered surface.
- Tare function to subtract the wheelchair’s weight.
- LED indicator on a stand.
- High-precision load cells for reliable readings.
- Battery backup up to 25 hours, with sleep mode.
Specifications
| Model | PLCHQWC series |
|---|---|
| Capacities | 100, 200, 300 kg |
| Platform | Low-profile chequered plate with ramps, anti-slip, powder-coated (90+ micron) |
| Display | LED indicator on a stand |
| Functions | Tare (100%), auto zero tracking, auto calibration, auto power saving, sleep mode |
| Protection | 100% overload protection with digital overload indication |
| Power | 230 V AC ±10%, 50 Hz / 9 V DC; 6 V rechargeable battery, up to 25 hours |
| Working temperature | 0 – 40 °C |
| Options | Bluetooth, printer, remote or Wi-Fi display |
| Warranty | 1 year |
Which wheelchair scale?
See also the PLCHQHWCSS wheelchair scale. For trolleys and pallet trucks in a warehouse, the internal ramp scale. Browse all baby and adult scales.
Where it is used
Hospitals and casualty departments, clinics, maternity wards, rehabilitation centres and home care.
Questions buyers ask
Does the patient need to stand?
No. The wheelchair rolls onto the platform with the patient seated.
How do I get the patient's own weight?
Weigh the empty wheelchair and press tare, or subtract its weight.
Which capacities are available?
100, 200 and 300 kg.
Does it work without mains power?
Yes, on its rechargeable battery, up to 25 hours.
Order or ask for a quotation
Add it to your cart, or call or WhatsApp +91-7045922250 or email hsc@hindustanscale.com. Hindustan Scale Company, Mumbai, since 1955.