MarMonix MIB-393, Руководство пользователя

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Non-contact Body Infrared
Thermometer Precision
32 to 35.9˚C/ 93.2 to
96.6˚F ±0.3˚C/
0.5˚F According to
ASTM Standard
E1965-1998
(2003)
36 to 39˚C/ 96.8 to
102.2˚F ±0.2˚C/
0.4˚F
39 to 42.5˚/ 102.2 to
108.5˚F ±0.3˚C/
0.5˚F
7. Advice For The 1
st
Use
For stable and reliable results, it is essential to check the
Non-contact Body Infrared Thermometer and changes
as needed, as follows:
1
st
step: take the temperature of a person using a
conventional thermometer; you will get 37.5˚C (99.5˚F)
for instance.
2
nd
step: take the temperature of the same person using
the Non-contact Body Infrared Thermometer keeping
the 5 to 15cm (2in to 5.9in) distance between the
thermometer and forehead ( Take care to remove any
obstacle which could alter the measurement (hair,
perspiration …). If you get 37.5˚C (99.5˚F), the Non-
contact Body Infrared Thermometer is properly set and
ready for use.
If you get a lower temperature, 36.4˚C (97.4˚F) for
example, your difference is 1.1˚C (2.2˚F). you should
adjust the temperature on the Non-contact Body