This portable thermometer can measure temperature using infrared technology and obtain accurate readings within seconds. While measuring the temperature of human body, it can be used to measure the milk, water or room temperature. The clear display and operation buttons make it easy to use. The back-light display is convenient when using at night. The portable and compact design allows you carry it wherever you want.   

Highlights

• Contact less temperature monitoring

• Quick and accurate results in seconds

• In-built fever detection and alarm system

• Helps with data analysis with 50 stored recordings

• Both Celsius and Fahrenheit recorded

• Auto shut off system when not in use

• Back light is green-normal temperature, yellow-higher temperature, red-signs of fever

• Can also record temperature of food, water, baby milk

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. Are infrared thermometers accurate?

A. Infrared (IR) thermometers offer the same level of accuracy as that of a rectal or oral thermometer. However, the accuracy depends on how and where you use these thermometers. Follow the guidelines and instructions for proper use.

Q. Is infrared thermometer safe to use?

A. Yes, this infrared thermometer is completely safe to use on everyone - babies, children, and adults. The non-contact device allows measuring the temperature from a safe distance.

Q. What is the response time?

A. The response time is approximately 0.5 seconds. Infrared thermometer is faster than most thermometers.

Q. What area does the IR thermometer measure?

A. It measures the average temperature of the surface within the measuring diameter.

Q. How much data can it store?

A. It can store upto 50 readings.

Q. What does red, yellow and green light mean?

A. Green light signifies normal temperature, yellow light signifies higher temperature, and red light signifies fever.

Q. Does the angle of holding the thermometer while measuring matter?

A. Try keeping the thermometer perpendicular to the surface of the object you are measuring. This will ensure that the small area that the lens is looking at is only consisting of your object’s surface.

Q. How to clean the thermometer?

A. To clean, use a soft cloth or cotton swab with water or medical grade rubbing alcohol and carefully wipe first the lens and then the body of the thermometer. Allow the lens to dry fully before using the thermometer. Never use soap or chemicals and never submerge any part of the thermometer in water.