Features
- Four NTEP-certified alloy steel shear beam load cells
- End Load Capacity
- 100% full scale at 5,000 lb (2,500 kg)
- 80% full scale at 10,000 lb (5,000 kg)
- Top access junction box
- Rugged diamond safety treadplate steel deck
- Four adjustable rigid polyurethane rubber feet, 3 in (76.2 mm) diameter
- Signal trim summing board housed in ABS enclosure
- Threaded eyebolt hole (1/2-13NC) located in the center of the deck for easy lifting
- 20 ft of EL147 load cell cable with quick disconnect
- Package configured and calibrated for 5,000 divisions
- Approvals:
- NTEP CC 92-001A9, Class III 5,000 d
- Measurement Canada AM-5530, Class III 5,000 d
- 120 Digital Weight Indicator
- Large 0.8" Light Emitting Diode (LED) display
- Five-button operation
- Full front-panel digital calibration and configuration
- 120 PLUS Digital Weight Indicator
- Large 0.8 in back-lit Liquid Crystal Display (LCD)
- 115 or 230VAC wall adapter with rechargeable battery
The Rice Lake Summit 3000 Floor Scale is an industrial scale that provides an economical option for many weighing tasks and includes a durable low-profile
deck that fits well into many material handling environments. The Summit 3000 is a Legal for Trade scale (please contact your local Department of Weights
and Measures to ensure regulatory compliance) and includes the easy-to-use 120 or 120 PLUS Digital Weight Display.
The Summit 3000 features a 4' x 4' diamond treadplate steel deck with a maximum capacity of up to 10,000 pounds. The scale employs a rugged design to deliver
efficient installation and operation and has fully adjustable, rigid polyurethane rubber feet to accommodate weighing on uneven surfaces. The convenient
top-access junction box is housed in a durable ABS enclosure and is protected from fork trucks and other industrial abuse. The load cell cable exits the weldment
towards the interior of the scale, allowing you the flexibility to route it out any side of the scale to the digital weight indicator. This also means the
indicator load cell cable is at floor level—reducing the potential for damage.
