15KG Waterproof Avian Veterinary Scale (SRV330A)

The SRV330A Waterproof Avian Veterinary Scale is a versatile and durable weighing solution designed for veterinary clinics, zoological facilities, wildlife rehabilitation centers, and avian specialists. With a 15 kg (30 lb) capacity and 1 gram resolution, the SRV330A provides the precision required for monitoring bird health, nutritional programs, and small animal care.

The scale features a 10" × 8" stainless steel weighing platform and a multi-position bird perch with three different diameter tubes, allowing veterinarians to comfortably weigh a wide variety of bird species using a single scale. The perch rotates and can be positioned to accommodate different bird sizes, and it can also be removed for weighing small animals or performing nutritional measurements.

Constructed from stainless steel and waterproof to IP67, the SRV330A is designed for wet environments and can safely withstand washdown cleaning. The scale supports both AC power for continuous operation and battery operation using four AA batteries for portable use.

A built-in check weighing feature allows users to set upper and lower weight limits for portion control or monitoring. The backlit display changes color to indicate when the measurement is within or outside the preset range, providing quick visual feedback during weighing.

Designed for flexibility, durability, and precision, the SRV330A is an ideal scale for avian veterinary practices and animal care professionals working with birds and small animals.

Key Features

• 15 kg / 30 lb weighing capacity

• High precision 1 g / 0.002 lb resolution

• 10" × 8" stainless steel weighing platform

• Multi-perch design with three perch diameters

• Removable perch for small animal or nutrition weighing

• IP67 waterproof construction for washdown environments

• Check weighing with color-changing backlight

• Hold function locks stable weight on display

• AC power supply included with optional battery operation

• Ideal for avian veterinarians, zoos, and wildlife rehabilitation centers