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Type BF Equipment

This device has been tested and conforms to

the standard ASTM E1965-98:2009.

References

1.)  Sund-Levander, M., Forsberg, C. & Wahren, L. (2002). 

Normal oral, rectal and axillary body temperature in adult men 

and women; a systematic review. 

Scandinavian Journal of Caring Science,

 16(2), 122-128.

U.S. and foreign patents pending

Warranty

(Warranty Card Included in Product Box) Prior to returning

thermometer, contact Thermomedics® for return procedure.

Purchase Date ____ / ____ / _______

Serial Number: _______________________

Summary of Contents for Caregiver PRO TF-300

Page 1: ...Instructions For Use Professional Clinical Thermometer With TouchFree Technology PRO TF SERIES Model PRO TF 300 Copyright 2014 Thermomedics All Rights Reserved ...

Page 2: ... indicator 2 Date indicator 3 Date Time 4 Temperature reading 5 Forehead Body temperature indicator 6 Skin surface temperature indicator 7 Room temperature indicator 8 Memory mode 9 Error warning 10 Temperature unit F C ...

Page 3: ...libration Adjustment Mode 12 Specifications 12 Measurement Technique 15 Service Center 16 In the Box Caregiver Thermometer Model PRO TF300 Sensor Cap Quick Start Card Instructions For Use Manual Two AA AlkalineBatteries WarrantyCard Table of Contents Introduction The Caregiver Non ContactThermometer is the next generation answer to ease of use and patient compliance in clinical thermometry Simple ...

Page 4: ...all ages without contact to the body and may be used by medical professionals or by consumers in a home environment Important Precautions Read this manual thoroughly prior to using Use this product only for its intended use Caregiver is a precision optical thermometer Handle carefully and do not drop Do not use if thermometer has suffered damage Insure that sensor end is clean and free of debris S...

Page 5: ...r of the cover SLIDE it in the direction of the arrow as shown in Figure 1 2 Install 2 AAalkaline batteries with polarity as shown in the battery compartment All LCD display segments will briefly illuminate during self test and you will hear a beep 3 Close the battery cover by pressing down both the arrow mark and the bottom of the cover SLIDING the cover in the opposite direction of the arrow as ...

Page 6: ... Temperatures measured from different sites even at the same time should not be directly compared Fever indicates that body temperature is higher than normal This may be caused by a number of conditions including infection overexertion overdressing or immunization Some people may not experience fever even when they are ill These include but are not limited to infants younger than 3 months old pers...

Page 7: ...center forehead area 1 2 to 2 away from skin surface 1 2 to 5 cm Be sure thermometer is perpendicular to skin surface at right angle Press and release the POWER button Hold thermometer in place until a double audio beep is heard and the temperature is displayed on the LCD Be sure BODY temperature icon is displayed Read Temperature If temperature is suspected to be incorrect or display reads LO or ...

Page 8: ...pressing and releasing MEM to display earlier stored temperatures 02 through 30 Press POWER button to exit this function Changing o F o C Temperature Scale The temperature scale Fahrenheit or Celsius may be changed using the following procedure If Caregiver is powered off blank display press POWER Press the o C o F button The current scale is displayed Press the o C o F button again to change scal...

Page 9: ...the POWER button until it powers off after 30 seconds It will then revert back to BODY Mode Setting Date and Time This setting is only necessary at initial setup and when the batteries are changed 1 If Caregiver is powered off blank display press POWER 2 Press and hold SET for 5 seconds The currently set date will display and the months digits will flash 3 Press MODE repeatedly to increase the mon...

Page 10: ...aregiver has no user serviceable internal parts except battery replacement Always replace Sensor Cap when not in use Store in a dry location free of dust and away from direct sunlight Use a soft dry cloth to clean the plastic housing or a cloth dampened with a solution of water and mild detergent Occasionally 70 isopropanol solution may be used Never submerge in liquid The sensor window is recesse...

Page 11: ...momedics Support if this error persists Body Mode Temperature is below 940 F 34 40 C Remove Sensor Lens cap Allow patient to warm up in ambient room temperature above 500 F 10 0 C Body Mode Temperature is above 1080 F 42 20 C Repeat the temperature If this condition persists the ambient temperature of the thermometer may be outside the acceptable limits Allow to cool for 20 minutes Displayed Tempe...

Page 12: ...ase under calibration Specifications Displayed Temperature Range BODYMode 94 F to 108 0 F 34 4 C to 42 2 C SURFACE Mode 32 F to 140 F 0 C to 60 C Accuracy not specifed below 71 6 F 22 C Storage Temperature Range 4 F to 140 F 20 C to 60 C Ambient Operating Range 50 F to 104 F 10 C to 40 C 85 Relative Humidity or less Displayed Accuracy From 96 8 102 2 F 0 4 F 36 to 39 C 0 2 C From 71 6 96 7 F 0 5 F...

Page 13: ...adult men and women a systematic review Scandinavian Journal of Caring Science 16 2 122 128 U S and foreign patents pending Warranty Warranty Card Included in Product Box Prior to returning thermometer contactThermomedics for return procedure Purchase Date ____ ____ _______ Serial Number _______________________ ...

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Page 16: ...Caregiver IFUTH24 002 00 REV 0 Copyright 2014 Thermomedics All Rights Reserved ...

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