CAS S2000 Junior LCD 15 LB WITHOUT POST

CAS S2000 JR is the perfect digital price computing scale for a cafeteria, deli, grocery, restaurant, and many other places. Featuring 28 direct PLU memory, and a long 120 hour battery life (with low battery indicator) your CAS S2000 JR is a great versatile scale. With a range capacity of 0-6 lbs x 0.002 lb and a dual range of 6-15 lb x 0.005 lb weighing anything is quick and easy, and with it's great accuracy your computing scale is extremely precise. The clear LCD display displays weights up to 5 digits, Unit prices up to 6 digits, and Total Price up to 6 digits allows for even a precise display for the customer and you.

Additional features include:

Legal for Trade
LCD Display
Stainless Steel Platter
1/2 lb and 1/4 lb keys (where allowed)
3 Direct PLU's -- 199 Indirect PLU's
Optional pole display
RS-232C Interface
Display: dual LCD
Automatic zero setting mechanism
PLU capability, 199 numbers, 28 names
Initial zero setting mechanism
Tare: platter, key board, programmed with PLU
Semi-automatic (push button) zero
Enunciators for: lb , kg , oz and $/lb , $/ kg , $/oz
Back light and power saver options
Multiplier keys for 1/4 and 1/2 pricing, where permitted
AC power supply with internal recharging
DC battery with low battery indicator

This price computing scale also weighs in ounces 0-80 oz x 0.05 oz with a dual weighing range of 80-160 oz x 0.1 oz or a choice of a third weighing mode 0-3 kg x 0.001kg and dual weighing range of 3-6 kg x 0.002 kg. The large stainless steel platform measures 12.0 (W) x 8.7 (D) inches. This legal for trade scale operates on either AC power or battery and features a display on both the front and back of the scale.

The CAS S2000JR Series are made in Korea and during production the scale is calibrated in Korea, although no calibration report is included with the scale. Your acceleration of gravity with altitude and latitude is probably different than Korea and this effect weight measurement. So your scale may need to be calibrated to weigh accurately.

Also most Weights & Measures Inspectors or inspectors with the Department of Agriculture require the scale be calibrated before you can use the scale for commercial weighing. Their principle goal is to make sure your scale is reliable, accurate, and do not assist with fraud. The operator should be paid for what is sold and the buyer should receive what they paid for. Some states will allow you to calibrate your own scale if you have the required calibration weights while other states require only a licensed scale company can perform calibration.

You want to investigate this before you purchase a scale and the specific requirements placing the scale in service. We recommend you contact your Weights & Measures Inspector and request the placed in service report (PISR) form to see the exact requirements.

Calibration weights are expensive and having a scale company perform calibration can easily cost over $100 and this is an expense you are completely responsible to pay out of your own pocket. CAS made a YouTube video on how to calibrate the CAS 2000JR Price Computing Scale you can see HERE.

Calibration is achieved doing a 3 point calibration and for the 15LB capacity scale you will need a 5LB calibration weight for the 1/3 capacity calibration and for full calibration you need 15LB, but since they don't sell 15LB weight you will need to buy a 10LB calibration weight with the 5LB weight. If you click the links for the weights you can see the calibration weights can cost more than the scale.

Again if the scale needs calibration this is your responsibility so you might want to check exactly what is the cost before you order the scale.