Do not use the exible-tip thermometer for oral temperature
measurements on babies.
If the thermometer has been used rectally or in the armpit without
hygienic covers, do not use it for oral measurement anymore for
hygienic reasons, not even after cleaning.
Audible signals
Thermometer Signal Meaning
Soother
thermometer
10 beeps in 10
seconds
Measured temperature is normal
(below 37.8°C)
3 sets of short
beeps in 10
seconds
Possible fever (measured
temperature above 37.8°C)
Flexible-tip
thermometer
10 beeps in 10
seconds
Measured temperature is normal
(below 37.8°C)
3 sets of short
beeps in 10
seconds
Possible fever (measured
temperature above 37.8°C)
Features
Last temperature recall
Both the soother thermometer and the digital exible-tip thermometer
have a memory function. When the soother thermometer and the digital
exible-tip thermometer are switched on, the display automatically shows
the last measured temperature for approx. 2 seconds. The display then
shows the normal body temperature of 37°C.
Battery-low indication
Both the soother thermometer and the digital, exible-tip thermometer
have a long-life battery which should last for about 2 to 3 years. If the
display shows a battery symbol, the battery is low. Replace the battery of
the exible-tip thermometer (see chapter ‘Replacing the battery’).
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