InBody S10
InBody S10: BIA body-composition testing
The S10 measures composition and body water without requiring you to stand on a scale. Its electrodes attach separately, allowing lying or seated testing. You will mainly encounter it in clinical care and rehabilitation.
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A practical guide to the test
Learn what happens during the test, how to prepare and what to ask when booking. Always confirm that the provider offers the specific service.
What InBody S10 measures
The S10 measures composition and body water without requiring you to stand on a scale. Its electrodes attach separately, allowing lying or seated testing. You will mainly encounter it in clinical care and rehabilitation.
Manufacturer specifications describe the model. They do not confirm the report a provider supplies or public service availability.
Specifications: InBody S10
- Recording time
- 90–130 s
- Body weight range
- 10–250 kg
- Height range
- 95–220 cm
- Device weight
- 2 kg
- Measurement frequencies
- 1, 5, 50, 250, 500 kHz; 1 MHz
- Contact electrodes
- 8
- Measurement position
- Supine, seated or standing
- Operating temperature
- 10–40 °C
Additional documented technical specifications
- Dimensions (width × depth × height)
- 202 × 322 × 53 mmEvidence
- Age in the cited catalogue
- 3–99 yearsEvidence
- Impedance measurements
- 30Evidence
- Reactance measurements
- 15Evidence
- Device internal database capacity
- 100,000 recordsEvidence
- Display
- Colour LCD, 800 × 480 pixelsEvidence
- Documented interfaces
- RS-232C, USB Host and USB SlaveEvidence
- Electrode types
- Tactile or adhesive; depending on circumstances and accessoriesModel sources
- Weight for the test
- Entered separately; the device has no built-in scaleModel sources
- Transport
- Portable analyser; trolley and bag are accessoriesModel sources
Ages and ranges are documentation entries, not confirmation of suitability for an individual visitor. Dimensions use width, depth, height; pictured accessories may be optional.
How it measures
BIA measures electrical impedance. A model uses this to estimate body composition, including fat and fat-free mass. InBody is a BIA brand, not a separate method. Fluid status can influence the result.
Benefits
- Compare the documented model specifications before choosing a provider.
What the device does not tell you
- Fat-free mass is not pure muscle mass. A single result is not a diagnosis. Different devices and similarly named metrics may use definitions that are not interchangeable.
Compare devices
For tracking change, ask about using the same device and procedure and having the results explained. For clinical examination, confirm referral and booking requirements with the provider. Differences between methods are not automatically changes in your body.
Preparation and comparability
Follow the specific device manual and provider instructions. For repeat BIA, keep time of day and food, activity and fluid conditions similar. Ask the provider about suitability and safety, especially during pregnancy or with implanted electronic devices.
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Documented use settings
These describe the model context, not available providers or confirmed partnerships.
What to check before choosing
If you can stand comfortably and mainly want to follow fat and muscle changes, also discuss a standing InBody with the location. S10 testing additionally involves agreeing on posture, electrode placement and how weight is obtained. Keep the same procedure for follow-up tests.
Exact-model history
The S10 is documented in a 2011 US FDA submission. This year dates documentation of the model; its first Czech launch date has not been verified.