Bathroom scale Adler AD 8187 — max weight 180 kg, accuracy 100 g, BMI measurement, white

The Adler AD 8187 bathroom scale is a compact white digital scale designed for everyday home use. It supports a maximum weight of 180 kg with a measurement step of 100 g and features an automatic BMI calculation function. The platform provides clear numeric readouts for straightforward monitoring of weight and basic body composition indicators in a domestic bathroom setting.

Advantages

This digital bathroom scale delivers precise readings with 100 g resolution and a 180 kg capacity, allowing measurements for a wide range of users. The integrated BMI calculation gives an immediate estimation of body mass index without additional apps or devices. The neutral white design and compact footprint make it easy to place in most bathrooms and store when not in use. The device is straightforward to operate and read, supporting regular weight tracking and health monitoring routines.

Suitable for

• Home bathroom weight monitoring for adults and older children
• Basic body mass index (BMI) checks
• Regular tracking during fitness or weight-management programmes
• Compact living spaces where a small footprint is important

Key specifications

• Maximum weight capacity: 180 kg
• Measurement accuracy (graduation): 100 g
• BMI calculation function: built-in
• Platform colour and finish: white
• Display type: digital numeric readout

How to use

Place the Adler AD 8187 on a flat, hard surface and step onto the centre of the platform barefoot for the most accurate result. Wait until the displayed value stabilises before stepping off; the device will show weight and, when required, calculate BMI according to the entered height or preset settings. Use consistently at the same time of day, on the same surface, and under similar conditions for comparable results. Replace batteries as indicated by the manufacturer to ensure reliable operation.

Recommendations

For best accuracy, use the scale on a hard, level floor and avoid carpeted surfaces. Weigh yourself at the same time each day, preferably in light clothing or barefoot, to monitor trends rather than single readings. Consult a healthcare professional for interpretation of BMI and when making major changes to diet or exercise routines.