3. Stay in the test environment for more than 5 minutes, and wait until the environment
temperature is consistent.
4. A cold compress on the forehead of a fever patient and other cooling measures will
cause the measurement data to be low, and measurement should be avoided in this
case.
5. The environment temperature around the measured target should be stable, and it
cannot be tested in places with large air flow such as fans and air outlets of air
conditioners.
6. When the thermometer is taken out from a place with a large difference from the
temperature of the operating environment, the thermometer should be left in the new
operating environment for 30 minutes before measuring.
7. Do not use the thermometer under the strong sunlight.
8. It is recommended to measure about three times at a time, whichever is the most
displayed data set.
9. If forehead temperature is low for some reason, you can try to measure behind the ear.
10. For measuring the forehead temperature of the human body, please select the "Body
temperature" mode; for measuring the temperature of other objects such as liquids and
food, please select the "Object temperature" mode.
Start to measure
1. Aim at the measured target and press the START/MEASURE button, the LCD screen
will display all numbers and characters. When the power is turned on, the thermometer
will self-check. This screen is displayed for about 2 seconds.
2. After the full di
la , a Bee o nd ill be hea d, indica ing ha he o e
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measurement has been completed, the temperature value of the current target is
displayed on the LCD screen, and the backlight will display the green, orange, and red
colors according to the corresponding settings.
Note:
When the temperature exceeds the set value, the backlight of
the LCD screen is orange; when it exceeds the set value of the
high fever temperature, the backlight is red and accompanied
by an alarm sound. This is to warn the patient that a fever may
occur.
To ensure the accuracy of the measurement, please wait at
least 30 seconds after 5 consecutive measurements.