To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if MedeScan RC008 Thermometer gives questionable measurements?
To ensure accurate readings with your MedeScan Thermometer, avoid drafts from sources like nasal specula or air conditioning. Allow a 1-minute interval between measurements. If there are significant changes in ambient temperature, let the device acclimatize for 10-15 minutes before use.
How to fix MedeScan Thermometer showing temperature lower than 89.6°F (32°C)?
If your MedeScan Thermometer displays a temperature lower than 89.6°F (32°C), ensure that the device is set to “Body” mode by pressing the Mode button. This setting is necessary for taking body temperature.
General| Brand | MedeScan |
|---|---|
| Model | RC008 |
| Category | Thermometer |
| Language | English |
Select between Body, Surface Temp, and Room modes for accurate measurements.
Switch between Celsius (°C) and Fahrenheit (°F) temperature displays.
View previous temperature readings stored in the device's memory.
Step-by-step guide to recalibrate the thermometer for accurate readings.
Precise measurement using invasive methods like pulmonary artery or esophageal probes.
Measures internal temperature but adjusts slowly and poses hygiene risks.
Influenced by food/drink, requires mouth closure for accurate readings.
Easy to measure but does not accurately reflect internal body temperature.
Requires precise probe placement in the ear canal for accurate results.
Device alerts with beeps and red display for temperatures at or above 38°C.
Alerts when battery is low, requiring replacement for optimal performance.
Display colors (Green, Orange, Red) indicate temperature ranges in Body mode.
Provides normal temperature ranges for different age groups in °F and °C.
Check mode setting (Body vs. Surface) for accurate body temperature readings.
Avoid drafts, allow acclimatization, and use 1-minute intervals between readings.
Indicates reading exceeds the selected measurement range (e.g., >109°F in Body mode).
Indicates reading is below the selected measurement range (e.g., <90°F in Body mode).
