Microlife THERMO+ - Taking Temperature Measurements; Measurement Preparation; Measurement Execution and Configuration

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Taking Measurements with the Microlife Thermo+
Before Taking a Measurement
• Do not drink or eat directly before or during a measurement, and avoid any
physical exertion.
• The thermometer and the patient must remain in a xed environment for at
least 30 minutes.
• Do not take a baby’s temperature during or directly after breast-feeding.
• Make sure that the measurement area is clean. Remove any dirt, hairs, or
sweat before moving the sensor to the measuring position.
• Do not operate in the vicinity of strong transmitters, such as microwave and
shortwave appliances, and keep a minimum distance of about 30 cm from
wireless devices.
☞ Acclimatizing the Device to Room Temperature
The Microlife Thermo+ Infrared Thermometer must adapt to the ambient
temperature in order to measure body temperature precisely. This process
occurs automatically. However, it may take more than 30 minutes for the
thermometer to equalize its own temperature to that of the room, depending
on the temperature difference. Precise readings can only be taken once this
process has been completed.
Taking a Measurement
• Open the «Microlife Thermo+» app automatically by connecting the
thermometer to the iOS device. Alternatively, click on the app displayed on
the iOS device screen.
• Select the measurement mode: Body Temperature or Object Temperature.
• Press «Start» to begin.
• Place the thermometer’s sensor within 5 cm of the forehead or object.
A countdown to the measurement will begin (only in Body Temperature
Mode). Once the countdown has been completed, a blue LED light will light
up on the thermometer.
• The measurement starts when the thermometer vibrates and beeps for the
rst time.
• The measurement is completed when the thermometer vibrates and beeps
again.
Note: The Microlife Thermo+ Infrared Thermometer allows you to take both
body and object temperature.
Body Temperature Mode: Used to take the temperature of your core body
temperature through your forehead. The thermometer measures infrared
energy that radiates from the forehead.