VEROVAL 2in1 infrared fever thermometer, 1 pcs

Instructions for use for VEROVAL 2in1 infrared fever thermometer, 1 pcs

Veroval 2in1 infrared fever thermometer

The digital infrared feet thermometer with two measurement methods for ear and forehead measurement



✓ Especially suitable for families with children
✓ High measuring accuracy
✓ Two measurement methods: in the ear or on the forehead
✓ Fast infrared measurement in 1 second
✓ hygienic by one-off protective flaps (10 pieces)

✓ Easy cleaning of the measurement sensor
✓ Optical fever alarm
✓ 5 year guarantee
✓ Storage box and batteries included
✓ In addition available: 20 one-off protective flaps for the hygienic ear measurement

Two measurement methods: ear and Forehead measurement The Veroval® 2 in 1 infrared fever thermometer measures the temperature in the ear and on the forehead. Depending on your individual preference, you can choose between the two modes. With the help of the mode switch on the side of the thermometer, you can either set the ear or forehead measurement.

Quickly through infrared technology In the infrared technology, the measurement sensor captures the infrared radiation from the eardrum or the forehead surface. Both the ear and forehead measurement are completed within a very short time and the device reflects the highest recognized measured value.

Body temperature

The human body regulates the body temperature to a setpoint and fluctuates up to 1 ° C during the day. In the course of life, the average body temperature can take off by up to 0.5 ° C. Basically, the temperature in the body (core temperature) and the surface temperature on the skin differ. Therefore, measured body temperatures can deviate from each other depending on the location of the measurement (e.g. forehead, ear, mouth, rectum or armpit height) and should not be compared. Measure the temperature regularly via the same measurement method on the same part of the body to determine the normal temperature there, and then use these measurements as a comparison basis for measurements where you suspect fever.





Proper fever

The Veroval^® 2in1 infrared fever thermometer measures both the forehead and ear temperature. Both types of measurement can be used to measure your own body temperature (self -measurement) and to measure body temperature on another person (external measurement).


Avoidance of inaccurate measured values

✓ Please note that the fever thermometer and the person to be measured should stay in a room at room temperature at least 30 minutes before the measurement.
✓ Do not measure immediately after showering, swimming, etc. if the ear or forehead are wet.
✓ Avoid eating, drinking or doing sports before the measurement.
✓ In the following situations, we recommend three temperature measurements and to consider the highest of as a measurement result:

• In children under the age of three with a weak immune system (especially if the presence or non -presence of fever is crucial).
• For users who are not yet familiar with the device until they receive permanent measured values.
• With suspiciously low measurement. If the measured temperature is questioned and does not correspond to the patient's condition, it is advisable to repeat the measurement after a few minutes.

Forehead measurement The thermalomaeter measures the infrared radiation in the forehead and temple area and the surrounding tissue. The radiation is caught by the sensor and converted into temperature values. They get the exact values when they Scan the entire area from one temple to the other.

Ear measurement The thermometer measures the infrared rays broadcast from the eardrum and the ear canal. These rays are caught by the sensor and converted into temperature values. You will receive the best values when the infrared rays are collected from the middle ear (eardrum).

Detailed instructions for VEROVAL 2in1 infrared fever thermometer, 1 pcs

Field of use

For quick and simple temperature measurement in the ear and on the forehead

Mode of action

The measurement sensor detects the infrared radiation cast by the eardrum or forehead. The measurement result is displayed within one second during the ear measurement. The highest measured value is displayed after the scan process has been completed.

The measurement can be done in the right or left ear. The thermometer measures the infrared radiation, which is given by the eardrum and the ear canal. This radiation is absorbed by the sensor and converted into temperature values. The best results are achieved by measuring the infrared radiation in the middle ear (eardrum). The radiation released by the surrounding tissue leads to lower measured values.

The thermometer measures the infrared radiation released from the skin in the forehead and temple area and the surrounding tissue. The radiation is absorbed by the sensor and converted into temperature values. The most precise values are achieved from one temple to another by scanning the entire area.

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