Rossmax HA500 Non Contact Temple Thermometer
Rossmax HA500 Non Contact Temple Thermometer
Rossmax HA500 Non Contact Temple Thermometer
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$63.50
(EXCLUDING: GST)
$63.50
(EXCLUDING: GST)

Rossmax HA500 Non Contact Temple Thermometer

 The Rossmax HA500 is a clincally accurate Non Contact Temple Thermometer for quick and easy measurements. The Rossmax HA500 Non Contact Themometer gets results within 1 second and has an inbuilt fever alarm. 

  • Measurement distance within 5cm (2 inch)
  • 1 second measurement
  • Temple temperature
  • Object temperature
  • Fever Alarm
  • 9 memories
  • °C / °F switchable
  • Backlight
  • Auto shut-off
  • Low battery indicator
  • Self-diagnosis for malfunction

SKU: RMHA500

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Description
Description

Advanced Infrared measuring system

For non-contact temperature measurement - The advanced infrared temperature measuring technology provides safe, accurate, reliable and hygienic readings for measuring both temple and object temperature. The temple temperature reading lookup table was calculated and developed based on systematic skin clinical data statistics to accommodate fever and non-fever subjects, under different operating environment. The one second measurement thermometer without contacting skin is a suitable choice for obtaining body temperature and prevents cross contamination by measuring around 5 cm from the temple.

Clinically Accurate

This Temple thermometer has been clinically tested in several big teaching hospitals based on the protocol of ASTM E1965-98:2009 regulatory standard, covering sufficient febrile and normal body temperature subjects with satisfied clinical repeatability and measuring accuracy comparing to the concurrent oral temperature measurement reading.