InfraredWall Mounted Non-Contact Forehead Temperature Thermometer with Fever Alarm & LCD Display
R3,379
Please Note:
- This device is intended as an aid only. Always consult a medical professional if you suspect that you may be ill.
- 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.
- These products were bought in at a time when PPE pricing was substantially higher. The facilitation of this deal is to aid the supplier. Should you feel our pricing is out of line, please feel free to let this one pass you by.
About
Wall-Mounted Infrared Non-Contact Digital Forehead Temperature Thermometer with Fever Alarm, Accurate Instant Reading & LCD Display
This infrared device is intended to measure the body temperature of children or adults, without coming into contact with the body directly.
This is done by coming into range of the thermometer 3cm to 5cm from the forehead.
Product Features
- Accuracy: ±0.2 degrees
- Abnormal automatic alarm: flashing +"Di Di" sound
- Automatic measurement: measuring distance 5cm ~ 10cm
- Screen: Digital display
- Charging method: USB charging or battery(18650 Li-ion)
- Installation method: nail hook, double-sided adhesive sticking, bracket fixing
- Environment temperature: 10℃ ~40℃ (Recommended 15℃~35℃ )
- Infrared measuring range: 0~ 50℃
- Response time: 0.5s
- Input: DC 4.2-5V
- 11. Weight: 350g
- 12. Dimensions: 170* 115* 140mm
- Standby: About one week
Product Specifications
- Settings can be changed from Celcius to Fahrenheit by Inserting Pin to Hole on the Back of the unit. This changes setting from C° to F°
- To "turn on" unit requires Power by either using USB to AC Plug, Portable Power Bank or the included rechargeable battery
- Must be plugged in or use battery for power.
- The temperature reading will automatically reset at every scan
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