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Figure 3

Illustration For Use

Note:

Oils or cosmetics on the forehead may give a lower temperature

reading than the actual one.

Do not use the thermometer on a perspiring or sweating forehead,

as this may affect the reading.

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Remove dirt from the forehead before

taking a measurement. Wait at least 10 minutes after washing the

forehead area before taking a reading.

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● Remove hat and hair and wait 10 minutes before taking a reading.

Check before each use that the lens is intact. If it is damaged,

contact your retailer or the service address.

Bear in mind that the thermometer needs to have been in the room

in which the measurement is taken for at least 30 minutes before

use.

Before each measurement, make sure that the device is in the

appropriate mode for the measurement that you wish to take.

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● sers and the thermometer should be in the same ambient

temperature.

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Before measurement:

To measure forehead temperature:

System Setting

The temperature of a healthy person is affected by various factors:

the person’s individual metabolism, their age(body temperature is

higher in babies and toddlers and decreases with age. Greater

temperature fluctuations occur faster and more often in children,

e.g. due to growth spurts), their clothing, the ambient temperature,

the time of day(body temperature is lower in the morning and

increases throughout the day towards evening), the preceding

physical and, to a lesser extent, mental activity.

The temperature varies depending on the part of the body where the

measurement is taken. The difference can be between 0.2℃(0.4℉)

and 1℃(1.8℉) for a healthy person.

The normal temperature ranges are as follows:

• On the forehead: 35.8℃(96.4℉) to 37.6℃(99.7℉) , measured

with a forehead thermometer

• In the ear: 36.0℃(96.8℉) to 37.8℃(100.0℉) , measured with an

ear thermometer

• In the mouth: 36.0℃(96.8℉) to 37.4℃(99.3℉) , measured with

a conventional thermometer

In order to track temperature change, always take the measurements

in the same part of the body.

Body Temperature

Set the year

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Set the month

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Set the date

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