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General| Age Precision Technology | Yes |
|---|---|
| Display | LCD |
| Fever guidance | Yes |
| Fever Alert | Yes |
| Memory | Yes |
| Accuracy | ±0.2°C |
| Battery | AAA |
| Auto-Off | Yes |
Explains how the thermometer measures infrared heat and uses scanning for accuracy.
Explains the goal of thermometry and why the ear is a good site for measuring core body temp.
Table showing normal temperature ranges for Axillary, Oral, Rectal, and ThermoScan.
Table showing normal ThermoScan temperature ranges for different age groups.
Advises users to determine their and family members' normal ranges.
Lists all items included in the Braun ThermoScan thermometer package.
Emphasizes the necessity of a new, clean lens filter for accurate readings.
Describes pressing the /mem button to activate the LCD and prepare for use.
Explains the technique of tugging the ear to straighten the ear canal for a clear view.
Details inserting the probe and pressing the activation button until a beep.
Describes removing the thermometer and reading the temperature from the LCD.
Instructs on replacing the lens filter after each measurement using the ejector button.
Recommends taking three temperatures in specific situations like infants or learning.
Explains that slight temperature variations can occur between consecutive measurements.
Lists external factors like lying on an ear or recent activity that can affect readings.
Describes how the last stored temperature is displayed for the IRT 3020 model.
Explains the IRT 3520's ability to store up to 8 temperatures.
Details how to clear all stored temperatures from memory.
Describes the LCD light for nighttime reading on the IRT 3520 model.
Provides step-by-step instructions on how to switch the display from Fahrenheit to Celsius.
Explains the process of installing a new lens filter, emphasizing hygiene.
Offers a procedure for cleaning a lens filter if new ones are unavailable.
Details how to clean the probe tip, especially after accidental use without a filter.
Advises on cleaning the thermometer display and exterior with a soft, dry cloth.
Specifies recommended storage conditions to prevent dust, contamination, and sunlight.
Guides users on how to open the battery compartment and replace batteries.
Describes the situation and solution for the "no lens filter" error message.
Explains the error when ambient temperature is outside the allowed range and how to fix it.
Addresses errors indicating temperature readings are too high (HI) or too low (LO).
Explains indicators for low battery and the need for replacement.
Outlines steps for system errors, including resetting and contacting support.
Lists specific situations where the ear thermometer should not be used.
Warns against cleaning inside ears and advises consulting a physician for excess ear wax.
Discusses individuals like infants or those on medication who might not exhibit typical fever symptoms.
Guides on situations where a physician should be consulted regarding fever symptoms.
Explains how certain medications can mask fever symptoms.
Provides information on febrile seizures in children and when to contact a physician.
States that the thermometer is not a substitute for professional medical consultation.
Lists the displayed, operating, and storage temperature ranges, and display resolution.
Details the maximum laboratory error margins for patient temperature measurements.
Specifies temperature and humidity limits for long-term storage.
States the expected battery life in terms of years and measurements.
Lists the safety and performance standards the appliance conforms to.
Mentions EMC requirements and advises contacting customer service for details.
Provides contact information and procedure for obtaining service or warranty support.
Outlines the terms and conditions of the three-year limited warranty.
States the product has a five-year minimum expected lifetime.
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