- Supports school-specific software solutions like Vernier® or LabQuest®. The KERN School Protocol enables the transfer of weighing data to a computer, laptop, etc. for evaluation and display through the USB data interface during technical experiments.
- Industry 4.0: The integrated KERN Universal Port (KUP) allows for connection to external KUP interface adapters (RS-232, USB, Bluetooth, WLAN, Analog, Ethernet, etc.). The advantage is that the KUP interface adapters can be easily inserted, allowing for convenient retrofitting without the need to open the scale housing or perform complicated installations. These interface adapters facilitate the transmission of weighing data to networks, computers, smartphones, tablets, laptops, printers, etc. Control commands and data inputs can also be sent to the scale through the connected devices. Tip: The KERN KUP-13 extension box allows for the simultaneous operation of up to three KUP interface adapters on the scale.
- KERN Communication Protocol (KCP): The KCP enables the search and remote control of the balance using external control devices or computers. For more details, refer to page 8/9.
- Standardized and simplified operation concept.
- PRE-TARE function for manually subtracting a known container weight, useful for checking fill levels.
- The recipe function allows for weighing the different ingredients of a mixture. Additionally, the total weight of all the ingredients can be viewed for verification purposes.
- Weighing with a tolerance range (checkweighing): A visual signal assists in portioning, dispensing, or grading.
- Programmable weighing unit that allows for display in special units such as thread length (g/m), paper weight (g/m²), or similar.
- An Anti-Shock system located between the weighing plate and weighing cell minimizes vibrations during weighing, ensuring fast and dependable results.
- Models with weighing plate size A (ø 82 mm, weighing space ø×H 90×40 mm) come with a ring-shaped draught shield as a standard feature.
- Protective working cover included in the delivery.
