ACME Bluetooth Smart Scales

Our smart scales record a range of human body‘s data, such as weight, body fat percentage, BMR (Basal Metabolic Rate), and even BMI (Body Mass Index)!

Our smart scales use BIA (Bioelectric Resistance Analysis) technique, a safe, low-power electrical signal is being send through the user’s body – interesting, right?

Although the electrical signal has difficulties getting through human body‘s fat, it can easily get through the fluids located in muscles and other tissues. The resistance for the signal to get through is called impedance, and the stronger the impedance, the higher the human body‘s fat rate is. * Body fat readings can be affected by drinking too much or too less fluids, recent physical activity, thick calluses, and weighing at different times of the day.

Your basal metabolic rate (BMR) is the amount of energy you lose each day while resting and which is determined by your gender, age, height and weight. It is the energy level you need to maintain to keep your vital organs working, such as heart, lungs, brains, and the rest of the body. It is pretty cool thing to know on a daily basis and our device is a perfect tool for calculating and displaying it to you!

It does so by using your height and weight, which you have to manually enter into the app. The formula for BMI is very simple – weight (kg) divided by height (m) squared.

You should use the app called “Feelfit”. This app will not only allow you to calculate your BMR, but also to record data from different days and the progress being made.

Of course you can! You can do so by adjusting settings in the “Feelfit” app.

Of course, it can! Simply follow these steps:
- Open the app and go to ‘My Account’ section
- Click on ‘Add Member’ and create your friend’s profile
- Go calculate your friend’s BMI by following the same steps as you do when weighing yourself!

Unfortunately it cannot, but it will take you less than 10 seconds to do it manually!

The short and pleasant answer is – limitless!

“Lo” indicates that something is wrong with the batteries, so check if the batteries are in place and are fully charged; “EER” means that the weighing sensor is overloaded or might even be damaged. We highly recommend to never weight anything weighing above the threshold identified in the device’s technical specifications.

The device uses four tripple-A batteries.

The allowed weighing range is quite wide: between 5kg and 180kg.

Don’t panic, simply restart your phone, turn the app back on again, and switch on the “Bluetooth”. Check if your smartphone is connected to the smart scales (settings/device/management/add device) and is paired with the app itself. Finally, check if the app is synchronizing the results once you are on the scales weighing yourself. Is it working now?

Your weighing results are recorded and saved as soon as you step onto the scales. However, once the memory is full, some of the results will be deleted, so we highly recommend to synchronize your data with the „Feelfit“ app at least a couple of times a week.