DayoumedNon-Touch Infrared Thermometer
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Please note
- This device is intended as an aid only. Always consult a medical professional if you suspect that you may be ill
- Due to the nature of this product it cannot be returned unless sealed and in original packaging
- We are unable to source this product for a price that would allow us to offer our usual savings so we are running it at a comparative retail price
About
This device is used for measuring the body temperature on humans in order to detect fever. Its non-contact measurement system allows distance measuring up to 5cm – allowing the temperature taker to stand at arms length to measure fever.
Product Features
- Non-contact infrared technology
- Ergonomic one-button design
- Advanced temperature sensor with high sensitivity
- Accurate readings within 1 - 2 seconds
- Auto power-off for prolonged battery life
- Facilitates Fahrenheit and Celsius readings
- Backlit LED display for day -and nighttime use
- Memory storage of up to 20 readings
- Measuring range between 32 degrees and 42.9 degrees Celcius
- Instruction manual and product certificate included
Product Specifications
- Display mode: LCD
- Body temperature: 34 – 42.9℃
- Measurement distance: 3 – 5cm
- Operating voltage: DC 3V
- Batteries: AAA x 2 (not included)
- Battery life: Alkaline dry battery for around 20,000 measurements
- Working environment: 16 - 35 degrees Celsius
- Size: 140mm x 40mm x 40mm
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