Ear temperature measurement:
• Press the ‘SCAN/POWER’ button to turn the thermometer ‘On’.
• To measure temperature via ear, remove the forehead probe cover from the unit.
• Press the ‘MODE’ button to switch to ear temperature mode, “ ” symbol will be displayed on
screen.
• Insert the ear probe tip slightly into the ear opening, then press & release the ‘SCAN’ button to
measure the body temperature.
• Once you hear a short beep the body temperature will be displayed. Please allow 6 seconds before
the next reading. The “ ” icon will stop flashing in the display.
Forehead temperature measurement:
• To measure temperature via the forehead, ensure forehead probe cover is attached.
• Press the ‘MODE’ button to switch to forehead temperature mode “ ” symbol will be displayed on
screen.
• Gently touch the entire tip of the probe to the center of the forehead, midway between the
eyebrows and the hairline. Ensure no hair is obstructing the unit, then press the ‘SCAN’ button, you
will hear a short beep and the temperature will be displayed.
Note: Results shown from 89.6
°
F to 109.4
°
F (32.0
°
C to 43
°
C). ‘HI’ is displayed for all results above
109.4
°
F (43
°
C), and ‘LO’ displayed for result below 89.6
°
F (32.0
°
C).
Object temperature measurement:
• Remove the forehead cap.
• Press the ‘MODE’ button to switch to ‘object’ mode. “ ” will show up on the display.
• Hold the thermometer approximately 1cm away from the object surface, press and release the
‘SCAN’ button aiming the measurement sensor at the object.
• Once you hear the short beep the object temperature will be displayed.
Note: If display shows HI/LOW please make sure thermometer is in ‘object’ mode.
Lens / Measurement Sensor
• Gently clean with an alcohol swab. Do not use water to wash the thermometer lens directly.
Thermometer
• Clean with a soft, dry cloth. Do not use water to rinse the device.
Note: The thermometer is programmed to remind the user to clean the device, ‘ ’ will flash on screen.
Press any button to exit this notification, and please clean the unit.
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