The UT305H thermometer provides the means for scanning an individual or monitoring an individual
for elevated temperature. It can used be used in environments such as airports, train and bus
terminals, workplaces, sports stadiums, event venues, schools and universities. It may assist in the
slowing and ultimately halt the spread of virus and infections.
To ensure accurate reading:
•
The optimal measuring distance is between 5cm
and 10cm.
•
Ideally use the thermometer indoors, avoid
areas with large air flow or air conditioning and
away from windows with exposed sunlight.
•
Ensure the subject stands steady and stable,
whilst carrying out the measurement.
IR thermometers that detect elevated skin temperature (EST) will have varying accuracy with
environmental factors such as inherent accuracy, location and the subject to be tested. “Normal”
skin temperature can vary throughout the day and varies by person, age, activity and the time of
day.
“Normal” body temperature can have a wide range from 36.1
o
C to 37.2
o
C (97
o
F to 99
o
F)
The average normal skin temperature is generally accepted as 37
o
C and a temperature of 38
o
C
(100.4
o
F) or more is usually considered a high temperature (fever).
Green LED Indicating
“Normal” Skin Temperature.
Amber LED Indicating
“Elevated” Skin Temperature.
Note:
It is important to note the Infrared (IR) Thermometers cannot be used to diagnose illnesses
such as COVID-19. The UT305H is intended to indicate persons with potential elevated temperature
and it is not a replacement for a high accuracy clinical body thermometer.
UT305H User Guide
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