Larson Electronics XLE-MD-TM-IR-R1 User Manual Download

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Do not attempt use until you are familiar with

all warnings, precautions, and procedures

outlined within this instruction sheet.

Medical Grade Infrared Non-touch

Thermometer

Instruction Manual

XLE-MD-TM-IR-R1

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Summary of Contents for XLE-MD-TM-IR-R1

Page 1: ... not attempt use until you are familiar with all warnings precautions and procedures outlined within this instruction sheet Medical Grade Infrared Non touch Thermometer Instruction Manual XLE MD TM IR R1 ...

Page 2: ...than 80 Do not use the device near large electromagnetic fields such as found with cordless or cell phones Keep the device away from water and heat including direct sunlight Do not drop or strike the device and do not use if damaged Accuracy of measurements may be affected when the forehead is covered by hair perspiration or clothing See Part 10 4 Maintain a measuring distance of 3cm to 5cm 1 18in...

Page 3: ...perature 4 When the measured people or object comes from a place with a large temperature diﬀerence from the measurement environment they should stay in the measurement environment for at least 5 minutes 5 Try not to measure when there is makeup perspiration water hair or etc on the forehead Don t measure body temperature in 30 minutes after exercise bathing or eating 6 Press and hold the SET butt...

Page 4: ...Method Normal Temp C Normal Temp F Rectal 36 6 to 38 97 8 to 100 4 Oral 35 5 to 37 5 95 9 to 99 5 Axillary 34 7 to 37 3 94 4 to 99 1 Ear 35 8 to 38 96 4 to 100 4 The temperature of the human body varies throughout the day It can also be influenced by the following factors age sex type and thickness of skin Normal Temperatures According To Age Age Temp C Temp F 0 2 years 36 4 to 38 0 97 5 to 100 4 ...

Page 5: ...tion 1 IR Sensor 2 LCD Display 3 Mode Selection 4 Memory Button 5 Power Button 6 Measurement Trigger 7 Battery Cover XLE MD TM IR R1 Larson Electronics LLC P 800 369 6671 www larsonelectronics com 4 2 3 4 5 1 6 7 ...

Page 6: ...DA Approved 2 1 5v AAA Batteries Type B equipment In order to protect the environment please recycle the battery according to the local regulations Body Object Indication of Mode Attention Consult accompanying documents XLE MD TM IR R1 Larson Electronics LLC P 800 369 6671 www larsonelectronics com 5 ...

Page 7: ...range Power 80 RH 13 131 25 55 DC3V IP rating Battery Dimension Weight IP 20 2 AAA batteries 116x55x170mm LxWxH 150g without battery Operating ambient temperature Measuring distance 50 104 10 40 1 10cm Display resolution Product model Body temperature mode Measuring range 32 2 0 1 XLE MD TM IR R1 32 5 0 3 89 6 109 4 32 43 body mode 32 212 0 100 object mode ...

Page 8: ...ce of 3 to 5 cm 1 18 to 1 96in press the measuring key the temperature is displayed after one second with a tick sound Ensure there is no hair perspiration cosmetics or clothing covering the forehead 8 5 When the room temperature is is perspiration on the forehead significantly different or there temperature may also be taken behind the ear lobe Ensurethere is no hair perspiration cosmetics or clo...

Page 9: ...g the Abnormal Temperature Alarm While the thermometer is turned off press and hold the SET key for three seconds to enter F1 mode Once in F1 mode press the SET key again to enter F2 mode Press the MEMO button to set the abnormal temperature threshold Press POW to exit 9 4 Turning the Sound on or off While the thermometer is turned off press and hold the SET key for three seconds to enter F1 mode ...

Page 10: ...s SET again to enter F4 mode Once in F4 mode press MEMO to toggle between Celsius and Fahrenheit Important The area temperature differs from the internal body temperature To obtain the internal temperature always use the Body mode Please make sure to select Body mode for an internal temperature reading and Object mode for an external area reading such as bottle bath room etc XLE MD TM IR R1 Larson...

Page 11: ...erse the thermometer in any liquid and do not leave it in extreme high or low temperature environments for a long time Avoid dropping or other hard impacts The thermometer should not be used in the sun or water Do not use in strong electromagnetic interference environment Keep the thermometer out of the reach of children It is recommended to practice several times to become familiar with the measu...

Page 12: ...temperature is obviously too low A2 Confirm whether the device is under the object temperature measurement mode If so press the SET key once to enter the human body temperature measurement mode Enter the parameter setting mode and check whether the temperature compensation setting is negative It is recommended to set the value to 0 Q3 The measurement temperature is obviously too high A3 Enter the ...

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