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Highlights
- Glass Top Platform
- Capacity: 11lb x 0.1oz / 5kg x 0.001kg / 5000g x 1g.
- Tare Feature
- Oversized LCD Read-Out
- Batteries Included (2 AAA)
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The smooth, tempered glass weighing platform is easy to clean by wiping with a soapy rag and drying thoroughly. Touch sensor buttons are positioned on either side of the large 0.75 inch LCD readout and give the scale a modern feel and also help things stay neat and tidy during use. The integrated TARE feature will ZERO out the weight on the display when using a container or weighing multiple ingredients together.
• QUALITY AND PRECISION: Taylor has been making precision products for kitchen measurement for over 150 years, using only the highest quality components for accurate weighing. Measure precisely up to 11lb x 0.1oz / 5kg x 0.001kg / 5000g x 1g
• SLEEK DESIGN IS EASY TO CLEAN: The glass is backpainted in black to look sleek, while the material is naturally stain resistant. The smooth touch buttons won't collect dirt
• CONVENIENT FEATURES: Add and weigh tare allows multiple ingredients to be weighed in one container. Save battery life with the auto shut off feature
• EXTRA LARGE DIGITAL READOUT: See the weight at ease with the 0.75 digital screen
• BATTERY INCLUDED: 2 AAA batteries are included.
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Q: How do I measure the weight of a container and then the weight of the food in the container?
A: Interestingly, with two scales I’ve owned I’ve done this…with the scale off, put container on the top, turn on, the weight shown should read 0, put your food in container and weigh…it’s worth a try.
submitted bytutu - 3 months agoA: Measure the empty containers weight first, then measure the food in the container. Subtract the weight of the empty container from the container with food
submitted byAn - 8 years agoA: Place the container on the scale. When the weight comes up, press TARE to reset the scale to zero, leave the container on the scale and add the food to get the food weight.
submitted bytk - 8 years agoA: An your method sucks, just put container in and press tare for equal reset to zero. Then put your food in.
submitted bycap - 8 years ago
Q: I need to measure out 1.75 ounces, will this scale do that?
A: Convert the 1.75 ounces to grams with google (1.75 oz = 49.61167 g). This scale measures to the nearest whole gram. So measure out 50 grams. You'll be within 1 gram of the desired weight. Since 1 gram is smaller than 0.1 oz, this is more precise than measuring in oz with this particular scale. TL;DR convert oz to grams and measure in grams. This scale is more precise in grams than oz if you need the precision to be more fine than +/-0.1 ounces
submitted byBubba - 5 years agoA: Nope. No decimal. Only whole numbers
submitted byAnt - 8 years agoA: Short answer, sort of. It only measures accurately to one decimal place in oz, and only whole grams, as it has no decimal places in that unit. However it measures accurately within three decimal places for kg. Meaning you can convert the 1.75 ounces amount to kg and get fairly close to what you need. 1.75 ounces falls some place between 0.049 and 0.050 kg that is as close as you can get with this scale. I used Google to convert the units, the scale is not perfect but its workable.
submitted byEliza - 6 years ago
Q: My readout says "out2" - - what does that mean?
A: Calibration Error: Should “out2” appear on the display, this indicates the scale must be recalibrated. Remove the weight from the scale and wait until it displays zero. Once it displays zero add the weight to the scale.
submitted byLifetime Brands, Inc. - 2 years agoBrand expert
Q: Can you shut it down manually to save batteries
A: The Taylor scale will turn off automatically within a short time of non-use or if there is no change in weight. To turn the scale off manually, hold the Tare/Power button until the scale turns off. Hope that helps but feel free to reach back out if you have any other questions.
submitted byLifetime Brands, Inc. - 11 months agoBrand expert
Q: Does the scale measure milligrams?
A: Hi Danni, The Taylor Digital 11lb Glass Top Food Scale does not measure milligrams. It has a maximum weight capacity of 11 pounds (increments 0.1oz) and also converts to 5 kilograms (0.001kg increments) and 5000 grams (1g increments). Please reach back out with additional questions. Thanks!
submitted byLifetime Brands, Inc. - 1 year agoBrand expert
Q: Does this scale have a timer
A: The digital scale does not have a timer. Please reach back out with additional questions.
submitted byLifetime Brands, Inc. - 2 years agoBrand expert
Q: can you use this as a postage scale?
A: Hello! It would depends on the weight. The Taylor Digital 11lb Glass Top Food Scale has a maximum weight capacity of 11 pounds (0.1oz) and also converts to 5 kilograms (0.001kg) and 5000 grams (1g). Minimum Weight: 0.2oz/ 1g. Please reach out if you have additional questions or need a recommendation! Thanks!
submitted byLifetime Brands, Inc. - 2 years agoBrand expert
Q: where is it made in ?
A: Made in China
submitted byLifetime Brands, Inc. - 4 years agoBrand expert
Q: Is the display lighted?
A: lThe large easy-to-read 0.75 inch LCD readout does not have a backlight. Please reach back out with additional questions. Thanks!
submitted byLifetime Brands, Inc. - 4 years agoBrand expert
Q: Is this a good scale for mailing packages? I would like to weigh an item that is about 10" x 10", and weighs about 3 lbs. This item will cover the numbers. Will I be able to read the numbers when I lift the item up?
A: This scale does not have a hold feature so once an item is taken off of the scale to check the display, the reading will change. If you are looking for a scale to do this, we suggest looking for a Taylor scale that has a 'hold feature'. The Taylor Digital 11lb Glass Top Food Scale has a maximum weight capacity of 11 pounds (0.1oz) and also converts to 5 kilograms (0.001kg) and 5000 grams (1g). Minimum Weight: 0.2oz/ 1g. Please reach out if you have additional questions or need a recommendation! Thanks!
submitted byLifetime Brands, Inc. - 5 years agoBrand expert
