The Professional Clinical non-contact infrared digital thermometer
is used to take surface temperatures.? It is used generally for body temperature readings.? It has a “point, click and read” mechanism just like most infrared digital thermometers.? You simply point the thermometer to the area that you intend to take a temperature from, press the button until you hear a click and read the temperature on the display.? Usually, the area that the thermometer is pointed to is the face, particularly the forehead and tearducts.? It has an intuitive guidance system that enables the tool to help the user position the beam onto the target area precisely to facilitate accurate readings.

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It is best used in emergency rooms in the hospitals when an accurate and fast reading of temperatures is needed for initial fever screenings in emergency medical situations.? The accuracy of the temperatures read by the FeverWatch Professional Clinical non-contact infrared digital thermometer is +/-0.3 degrees.? The readings are processed in less than one second which makes it so perfect for emergency room use in the hospital.? Furthermore, medical staff can make use of the audio alarm of this infrared digital thermometer that warns them of very high body temperatures.? This audio alarm makes this thermometer a smart tool compared to other regular body temperature thermometers.? The last 32 temperature readings are automatically stored in the memory of the thermometer which makes it useful for medical staff to go back to the temperatures taken and verify it with their records or use them as reference.? Another reason why this is the perfect tool for hospitals is the “point, click and read” mechanism of this thermometer.? There is no contact necessary to be able to take body temperatures.? You simply point the tool to the area of the body, such as the forehead, and you will be able to take a temperature reading.? No contact means a more sanitary tool and no contamination should the patient carry any harmful viruses.? There is no need for disinfecting when jumping from one patient to another.

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