AND EK-1200i Legal For Trade Multi-Function Scale

The A&D Ek-1200i Legal For Trade Multi-Function Scale from AND Company LTD of Japan has a 1200 Gram Capacity Accurate to 0.1 Gram. A&D scales are competitively priced and come with an outstanding Japanese design backed up by a 5 year factory warranty.

Legal for trade means you can safely use this scale to buy and sell by weight while meeting all state and federal legal requirements.**

The A&D EK-1200 i scale has a 5.2" by 6.7" stainless steel pan and comes with a RS-232 output. The EK-1200i is powered by an AC/DC 120V/60Hz adaptor, which is included. There is also an optional (not supplied) rechargeable battery pack (OP-09). These scales does not use regular batteries. Optional 240v AC adapter (part number TB:164 $49.00) is available by special order by phone or email only.

• 5 Year Factory Warranty
• 1200 Gram X 0.1 Gram
• Multi-Function
• 7-1/2" X 8-3/4" X 2-1/8" /Pan Size: 5-1/4" X 6-3/4"
• Grams 1200 x 0.1, Pennyweight 771 x 0.1, Troy Ounce 38.58 x 0.005, Ounce (AV) 42.33 x 0.005, Carat 6000 x 0.5, Pound (AV) 2.6455 x 0.0005,Grain Unit 1851 x 2, Tael (H.K. General) 31.745 x 0.005, Momme 320 x 0.05, Pieces (Counting Function) to 12,000 & Percent

**Legal for Trade Information

The National Type Evaluation Program (NTEP) performs evaluations of weighing and measuring devices for compliance with NIST Handbook 44. Many States require an NTEP Certificate of Conformance for any device to be installed in a commercial application. You can review these states that require NTEP Certificates and States that have Voluntary Registration of Service Agencies and Service Persons (VRSA) by clicking here.

NTEP testing does not "assign a legal for trade status" to a device, it simply indicates that the device evaluated has been found to comply with Handbook 44. In a non-NTEP State, for example, a device may not need an NTEP Certificate of Conformance to be used in a commercial application; it may simply be required to meet Handbook 44 requirements and comply with any additional State weights and measures requirements.

The final approval of the device in a specific installation rests with the State, Local, or Federal weights and measures official who determines if the device meets all Handbook 44 requirements, including installation and suitability requirements