Torm A03 ear thermometer

• INSTANT AND ACCURATE MEASUREMENT*: measures in 1 second
• CONVENIENT: Memory and automatic display of the last 30 measurements
• INFRARED MEASUREMENT: This thermometer measures body temperature by detecting the infrared energy emitted from a person's ear canal.
• EAR MEASUREMENT: The thermometer converts the ear temperature into its "oral equivalent."
• No disposable probe covers, to limit waste associated with using the thermometer. Easy disinfection of the probe with a soft cloth lightly dampened with a 75% isopropyl alcohol solution. Wipe dry immediately with a cotton swab. A soft, dry cloth should be used to clean the screen and the surface of the thermometer.
• 2-IN-1 MULTI-PURPOSE: Measures both body and object temperatures
• Easy interpretation: The screen lights up GREEN for 3 seconds when the thermometer is ready for a measurement. The screen lights up GREEN for 3 seconds with the symbol when the measurement is below 37.3°C: normal temperature. The screen lights up YELLOW for 3 seconds with the symbol when the measurement is below 37.8°C: temperature to monitor. The screen lights up RED for 3 seconds with the symbol when the measurement is 37.8°C or higher: potential fever, consult your doctor.
• Durable: withstands a drop of approximately 90 cm
• Battery included (AAA alkaline type)
• 2-year warranty
• Clinical accuracy**

*In body mode, laboratory accuracy is ± 0.2°C between 35.5°C and 42°C at an operating temperature of 15°C - 35°C, ±0.3°C for other measurement and operating ranges. / In object mode, laboratory accuracy is ± 4% or ± 2°C, whichever is greater.

**Clinical accuracy meets the requirements of the ISO 80601-2-56 standard: 0 to 1 year: Clinical bias: -0.07°C / Clinical repeatability: 0.10°C / Limits of agreement: 0.55°C 1 to 5 years: Clinical bias: 0.20°C / Clinical repeatability: 0.12°C / Limits of agreement: 0.80°C Over 5 years: Clinical bias: 0.18°C / Clinical repeatability: 0.10°C / Limits of agreement: 0.60°C

Indications: There is no gender or age limit for using the A03 ear thermometer. This device allows for an accurate measurement; however, it is more difficult to use in children (notably due to a narrow ear canal, movement of the child, or results disturbed by the presence of earwax). This method is therefore not recommended for children under 2 years old.