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Power| voltage | 3 VDC |
|---|---|
| power consumption | 0.05 W |
| battery life | Measurements of approx. 2000 times |
Temperature Measurement| temperature indication | In 3 digits in +°C or 4 digits in +°F |
|---|---|
| precision | ±0.3°C (±0.5°F) or ±0.2°C (±0.4°F) |
| measurement range | 34 to 42.2°C (93.2 to 108°F) |
Operating Environment| operating temperature | 10 to 40°C (50 to 104°F) |
|---|---|
| operating relative humidity | 30 to 85% |
| storage temperature | -20 to 60°C (-4 to 140°F) |
| storage relative humidity | 10 to 95% |
Weight and Dimensions| weight | Approx. 50g |
|---|---|
| external dimensions | Approx. 45 (W) x 94 (H) x 58 (D) |
Explains how the Instant Ear Thermometer detects infrared heat from the eardrum.
Discusses the ear as an ideal site for body temperature measurement due to its blood vessels.
Recommends practicing usage on healthy individuals to build confidence.
Details critical warnings like self-diagnosis, probe cover usage, sensor care, and child safety.
Provides cautions regarding forcible insertion, ear diseases, wet ear canal, battery disposal, and unit care.
Identifies the probe, probe cover, switch, and display components of the thermometer.
Step-by-step guide on how to replace the battery in the thermometer.
Instructions on allowing the unit to adjust to room temperature before use.
Advises on ensuring the ear is warmed up for accurate measurements.
Guidance on confirming the best way to insert the unit for stable measurements.
Detailed steps for attaching a new probe cover to the thermometer.
Instructions on turning on the thermometer and initial display check.
Guide to switch between Celsius and Fahrenheit temperature units.
Instructions on inserting the probe into the ear canal for measurement.
How to initiate measurement by pressing the switch after insertion.
How to perform subsequent measurements after the first one.
Information on how the unit automatically turns off.
Details on how the last measurement is stored and recalled.
Advice on allowing the unit to cool down to avoid incorrect readings.
Refers back to preparation steps for this mode.
Instructions on inserting the probe into the ear canal for measurement.
Describes the gentle side-to-side movement of the unit during measurement.
How to press the switch to finish measurement in Direct Mode.
Guidance on positioning infants correctly for measurement.
Techniques for measuring temperature in children, including ear insertion.
Instructions for cleaning the main unit and infrared sensor.
Guidelines for proper storage of the thermometer.
Explains that the thermometer uses an infrared sensor to measure eardrum temperature.
Compares ear temperature to arm/tongue measurements.
Advises noting normal ear temperatures for family members.
Discusses variations in body temperature measurement sites.
Presents a study on temperature differences between ear and arm measurements.
Guides on using temperature differences for fever assessment.
Addresses issues like no display, symbol display, and backlighting.
Covers problems with the "0" mark not displaying or "0 0" display.
Explains the meaning of the "PC" mark and its resolution.
Addresses results below 34°C and above 42.2°C.
Explains errors related to unit temperature (AL, AH, AA).
Details the "Er.1" error mark and troubleshooting steps.
Answers how many times the thermometer can be used consecutively.
Lists potential causes for high temperature readings.
Discusses differences in readings between the left and right ears.
Lists potential causes for low temperature readings.
Details model, voltage, power consumption, battery life, and sensor type.
Covers temperature indication, precision, and measurement range.
Lists operating/storage environments and included accessories.
