For home use, we recommend to wipe with mild disinfecting solution then rinse thoroughly
with water.
The probe can also be sterilised with ethanol and isopropyl alcohol.
NOTE:
Only the probe and lower part of the thermometer (below the LCD screen)
should be cleaned with liquid.
NOTE:
Any solution and method other than the above-mentioned may cause reliability
problems with the thermometer.
Thermometer Cleaning Solutions
Directions for Use
WARNING: Swallowing a button battery may be fatal
Do not attempt to recharge the battery
Do not dispose of the battery in or near fire as it may explode.
Body temperature is a complex subject which can differ due to many things such as the
gender of the patient, exercise, eating and drinking prior to use and even the time of day
that the temperature is taken.
The accepted healthy core body temperature is typically 37°C but can vary by a degree
or so. Readings taken rectally (rectal) are the most accurate from a medical point of view
because they come closest to the core body temperature. Readings from under the arm
(axillary use) are generally about 1.0°C lower and orally about 0.5°C lower.
If you are in any doubt about the values the device shows, consult your doctor.
1. Press the on/off switch. The display will read 188.8°E.
2. Release the on/off switch and the display will show L°C with °C flashing.
3. Disinfect the probe.
4 Position the probe:
Rectal Use
- Insert tip carefully into the rectum for a maximum of 2cm.
Axillary Use
- Wipe armpit with a dry towel. Place probe in the patient’s armpit and
keep the patient’s upper arm pressed firmly against their side. To avoid any influence
from surrounding air, fold the forearm over the chest, tightly covering the probe tip under
the arm. The reading is usually about 1.0°C less than core body temperature.
Oral Use
- Place the probe under the patient’s tongue and instruct patient to keep their
mouth closed while taking the temperature, without biting the probe. The reading is
usually about 0.5°C less than core body temperature.
5. Once the degree sign (°C) on the display has stopped flashing (usually within 30 to 60
seconds), the correct temperature is indicated and the alarm will sound for approximately
2 seconds.
6. Remove the thermometer carefully without pressing the on/off switch. The patient’s
temperature may be read following removal as the display will retain the stabilised
temperature reading.
7. The unit will automatically turn off after 8-10 minutes. However, to prolong the life of the
battery, it is best to press the on/off switch once the temperature has been noted to turn
the unit off.
Children must be supervised at all times when using this device to avoid the risk
of choking.
When the battery is almost exhausted, the following symbol "
" will appear in the display
window.
1. Remove the battery cover as shown in the diagram.
2. Use a toothpick or insulated probe to remove the battery. Avoid using sharp metal objects.
3. Insert new battery.
Note: Battery polarity - the battery should be inserted with the positive side (+) facing up and
the negative side (-) facing down.
4. Replace the cover.
How to Replace the Battery
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