Bebe Confort No touch thermometer: NO TOUCH MEDICAL THERMOMETER

NO TOUCH MEDICAL THERMOMETER: Bebe Confort No touch thermometer

NO TOUCH MEDICAL THERMOMETER

Bébé Confort’s no touch medical thermometer uses the latest technology to pick up infrared rays emitted

by a body so that its temperature can be measured. The benefit of this technology is that you can take a

temperature from a distance, without direct contact, and obtain an instant result. It means you can follow

the progress of a baby or child’s temperature without disturbing them - even when they’re asleep.

However the fact that this thermometer is easy to use, quick and also allows you to take the temperature

of surrounding objects does not mean that you should forget that it is primarily a medical measuring device.

When using it, please ensure you follow the general recommendations and specific precautions detailed

in these instructions.

Please familiarise yourself with these instructions before using the device and keep them in a safe place.

Lastly we would like to remind you that if you are in any doubt about the health of a member of your family

or if someone has a fever, you should consult a doctor quickly.

1 - DESCRIPTION OF THE THERMOMETER AND ITS SCREEN

1/ Liquid crystal display

2/ Start/measure button

3/ Memory button

4/ Operating mode selection button

5/ Fever signal

6/ Sensor

7/ Radar

8/ Battery housing lid

9/ Temperatures measured in degrees

10/ Measurement in progress

11/ Smiling face indicating a temperature below 38°C

12/ Sad face indicating a temperature equal to or above 38°C

13/ Unit of measurement

14/ Forehead mode

15/ Household mode

16/ Low battery signal

17/ Memory and number of recording

2 - INSERTING BATTERIES

1. Gently press the lid of the battery housing outwards to remove it (8).

2. Insert two AAA batteries, taking care to position them correctly and observing the polarity indicated on

the base of the housing.

3. Replace the lid by sliding it into the side slots until it clicks into place.

Batteries and electronic instruments must be disposed of in accordance with local regulations, separate

from household rubbish.

3 - OPERATING MODE SELECTION BUTTON

This thermometer can operate in two modes:

In medical thermometer mode, the device measures the forehead temperature from a distance. The

screen shows a little head and shoulders figure top centre .

• In household thermometer mode, the device measures the temperature of different elements or objects

in the house, again without direct contact. To go to household thermometer mode, switch the thermometer

on by pressing on the MEASURE

button.

When two zeros appear under the head and shoulders, briefly press the selection

button which makes

a small cube

appear in the top right confirming the mode selected.

Please note: whichever mode is used and after switching it off, the thermometer automatically

reverts to medical thermometer mode.

4 - FOREHEAD MEDICAL THERMOMETER MODE

A/ Method

Briey press and release the MEASURE

button. The

device switches on and initially performs an auto test by

displaying all the screen elements, Figure 1, and then

indicates that is ready by briefly being backlit Figure 2.

Press the MEASURE button again and hold it down, gently

moving the thermometer towards the temporal area

(preferably) or the centre of the forehead. From the right

distance (around 4 to 8cm) the radar automatically initiates

the measurement.

When you hear a short beep indicating that the

measurement has been taken, release the MEASURE

button. The temperature is displayed with backlighting for 3

seconds.

B/ Interpretation by the thermometer

Temperature below 38°C: a little smiling face

is displayed

at the bottom of the screen (figure 3)

Temperature equal to or above 38°C: fever signal, 1 long

beep / 2 short beeps and red light signal. Then a sad little face

appears (figure 4)

All the values displayed in forehead thermometer mode are

more or less the same as a rectal temperature.

C/ Switch off

The device automatically switches off after 30 seconds.

D/ Advice and specific precautions

To avoid obtaining an inaccurate measurement, please take the following specific precautions:

Do not use the forehead thermometer in an environment which is damp, excessively hot or cold, draughty

or overly ventilated.

Ensure the skin of the forehead is completely dry, clean, bare and not covered in sweat or by hair.

Always take the temperature in the same place and in the areas recommended.

Please be aware that a physiological phenomenon called vasoconstriction can happen in the early stages

of a fever. It manifests itself externally by relatively cold skin. This means that any forehead thermometer can

give abnormally low readings.

Finally if the forehead temperature displayed does not appear to match the baby or child’s state, please

use a classic electronic thermometer. Please note that an increase or reduction in rectal temperature often

lags slightly behind the forehead temperature since the forehead is closer to the hypothalamus which

regulates the body’s temperature.

5 - HOUSEHOLD THERMOMETER MODE

A/ Method

Switch on the thermometer by pressing the MEASURE

button

once

.

Briey press the selection

button when two zeros appear and ensure

that you are in object mode confirmed by the little cube at the top

right of the screen.

Press the MEASURE button and without releasing it, point the

thermometer towards the object from a distance of 4 to 8cm.

Then release the MEASURE button. A brief beep signals that the temperature has been taken which is

backlit for 3 seconds.

B/ Advice and specific precautions

The surface temperature can be very different from the temperature in the centre of the bottle, bath or

soup. To avoid any problems, ensure all liquids are stirred thoroughly before being measured.

For the examples given, take the temperature as quickly as possible to avoid condensation forming on the

sensor or radar. Then wait around 30 minutes before using it again.

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4 - FOREHEAD MEDICAL THERMOMETER MODE

A/ Method

Briey press and release the MEASURE

button. The

device switches on and initially performs an auto test by

displaying all the screen elements, Figure 1, and then

indicates that is ready by briefly being backlit Figure 2.

• Press the MEASURE button again and hold it down, gently

moving the thermometer towards the temporal area

(preferably) or the centre of the forehead. From the right

Figure 1

Figure 2

distance (around 4 to 8cm) the radar automatically initiates

the measurement.

When you hear a short beep indicating that the

4-8 cm

measurement has been taken, release the MEASURE

button. The temperature is displayed with backlighting for 3

seconds.

B/ Interpretation by the thermometer

Temperature below 38°C: a little smiling face

is displayed

at the bottom of the screen (figure 3)

Temperature equal to or above 38°C: fever signal, 1 long

beep / 2 short beeps and red light signal. Then a sad little face

appears (figure 4)

All the values displayed in forehead thermometer mode are

Figure 3

Figure 4

more or less the same as a rectal temperature.

C/ Switch off

The device automatically switches off after 30 seconds.

D/ Advice and specific precautions

To avoid obtaining an inaccurate measurement, please take the following specific precautions:

Do not use the forehead thermometer in an environment which is damp, excessively hot or cold, draughty

or overly ventilated.

• Ensure the skin of the forehead is completely dry, clean, bare and not covered in sweat or by hair.

• Always take the temperature in the same place and in the areas recommended.

Please be aware that a physiological phenomenon called vasoconstriction can happen in the early stages

of a fever. It manifests itself externally by relatively cold skin. This means that any forehead thermometer can

give abnormally low readings.

• Finally if the forehead temperature displayed does not appear to match the baby or child’s state, please

use a classic electronic thermometer. Please note that an increase or reduction in rectal temperature often

lags slightly behind the forehead temperature since the forehead is closer to the hypothalamus which

regulates the body’s temperature.

5 - HOUSEHOLD THERMOMETER MODE

A/ Method

Switch on the thermometer by pressing the MEASURE

button

once

.

• Briey press the selection

button when two zeros appear and ensure

4-8 cm

that you are in object mode confirmed by the little cube at the top

right of the screen.

Press the MEASURE button and without releasing it, point the

thermometer towards the object from a distance of 4 to 8cm.

• Then release the MEASURE button. A brief beep signals that the temperature has been taken which is

backlit for 3 seconds.

B/ Advice and specific precautions

The surface temperature can be very different from the temperature in the centre of the bottle, bath or

soup. To avoid any problems, ensure all liquids are stirred thoroughly before being measured.

For the examples given, take the temperature as quickly as possible to avoid condensation forming on the

sensor or radar. Then wait around 30 minutes before using it again.

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6 - TROUBLESHOOTING

A/ Displayed temperatures regularly too low

• The sensor and radar may have got dirty or covered in dust.

Check whether the surface is clean and, if not, clean using a pad soaked in alcohol.

The temperature is not being taken in the right conditions. Read the specic advice again (4D). The patient

and the thermometer must be at the same stable and moderate ambient temperature. If you wait for around

thirty minutes it will stabilise.

B/ «Lo» or «Hi» message

These 3-second backlit messages mean that the temperature being taken is outside the

thermometer’s measurement range.

Please use the device within its capabilities

(chapter 10: Technical features).

C/ «ERR» notice

The temperature is being taken in ambient conditions that prevent the thermometer from operating

correctly.

Always take the temperature in the same conditions at a consistent and stable ambient

temperature between 16 and 35°C, away from draughts

D/ Weak battery signal + Lo

The batteries are too weak to take a measurement. Replace the batteries following the instructions in

chapters 2 and 9.

E/ The screen does not light up

The batteries are completely dead or incorrectly inserted. Change them or reinsert them correctly matching

the polarity shown.

7 - MEMORY - REMINDER OF EARLIER MEASUREMENTS

The memory has a capacity of 10 measurements.

A/ Reminder of earlier measurements

When the device is on, press once briefly on the MEM button, then press it again to show the last

measurement accompanied by the

symbol.

Each press of the same button recalls a previous measurement , so then

all the way to 9.

B/ Deletion

Automatically on the 11th measurement: when the 10 memories have been used up, any

new measurement will be recorded with

and the oldest memory deleted without you having to do

anything.

To delete all the measurements stored in the memory, switch on the thermometer then hold down the

MEM button for 3 seconds.

The screen then displays confirming it has been deleted.

8 - CLEANING - MAINTENANCE - STORAGE

To ensure this device stays accurate, you should keep the surface of the sensor and radar completely

clean. Only use a pad soaked in alcohol. Never use water or any other cleaning product.

• Do not touch either of the very sensitive elements above with your ngers.

• Clean the thermometer case using a soft, dry cloth.

Never put it in water or any other liquid because it is not waterproof.

• Do not expose the thermometer to extreme temperatures (for example in a car parked in the sun), great

humidity or dust.

• Hold the device rmly in your hand, do not drop or knock it.

• Do not try and open the device or take it apart (except for the battery lid). Only a properly qualied person

can do this.

After use, put the thermometer back in its case and keep it in an accessible place… but out of the

reach of children. If you do not think you will be using your thermometer for a long time, take the batteries

out.

9 - REPLACING BATTERIES

A / Monitoring battery voltage

When the batteries are low, the battery symbol appears at

the bottom of the screen. You should therefore keep a set of new

AAA - 1.5 v batteries to replace the old ones as soon as possible

(Figure 5).

However the thermometer can continue to work normally until both

Lo and symbols are displayed at the same time (Figure 6)

B / Taking out and replacing the batteries

Take the old batteries out of their housing and put in two new AAA batteries, preferably alkaline ones,

just as when first operating the thermometer (Chapter 2), observing the polarities indicated.

Keep dead batteries out of the reach of children and observe the regulations in force for disposing

of them.

10 - TECHNICAL FEATURES

1 Type Infrared no touch thermometer

Body temperatures 10°C to 50°C

2 Measurement ranges

Household temperatures 0°C to 100°C

Body temperatures ± 0.3°C between 22°C and 40°C

3 Accuracy

Household temperatures 20°C ± 1°C / > 20°C ± 5%

4 Measurement scale Degrees Celsius

5 Resolution 0,1°C

6 Optimal measurement distance 4 to 8cm

7 Memory 10

8 Switch off Automatic after 30 seconds

9 Power Two AAA – 1.5 v alkaline batteries

Ambient temperature 16°C to 35°C with maximum

10 Operating conditions

relative humidity of 95% (without condensation)

- 25°C to + 55°C with maximum humidity of 95%

11 Storage conditions

(without condensation)

12 Control signals «Lo» and «Hi»: temperatures outside ranges low battery

13 Dimensions 141mm x 42mm x 55.5mm

14 Weight 120 grams with batteries

11 - WARRANTY

This product is guaranteed for two years from the date of purchase. Damage caused by incorrect handling

is not covered by the warranty. The batteries and packaging are also excluded from the warranty. All other

damage is excluded. Always attach the proof of purchase to any claim and send to Dorel at one of the

addresses listed in these instructions.

Reference to ASTM (E1965-98), EN 980: 2003, IEC/EN 60601-1-2, ISO 14971 standard.

This device meets the requirements of Directive 93/42/CEE concerning medical devices.

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9 - REPLACING BATTERIES

A / Monitoring battery voltage

When the batteries are low, the battery symbol appears at

the bottom of the screen. You should therefore keep a set of new

AAA - 1.5 v batteries to replace the old ones as soon as possible

(Figure 5).

However the thermometer can continue to work normally until both

Lo and symbols are displayed at the same time (Figure 6)

Figure 6Figure 5

B / Taking out and replacing the batteries

Take the old batteries out of their housing and put in two new AAA batteries, preferably alkaline ones,

just as when first operating the thermometer (Chapter 2), observing the polarities indicated.

Keep dead batteries out of the reach of children and observe the regulations in force for disposing

of them.

10 - TECHNICAL FEATURES

1 Type Infrared no touch thermometer

Body temperatures 10°C to 50°C

2 Measurement ranges

Household temperatures 0°C to 100°C

Body temperatures ± 0.3°C between 22°C and 40°C

3 Accuracy

Household temperatures 20°C ± 1°C / > 20°C ± 5%

4 Measurement scale Degrees Celsius

5 Resolution 0,1°C

6 Optimal measurement distance 4 to 8cm

7 Memory 10

8 Switch off Automatic after 30 seconds

9 Power Two AAA – 1.5 v alkaline batteries

Ambient temperature 16°C to 35°C with maximum

10 Operating conditions

relative humidity of 95% (without condensation)

- 25°C to + 55°C with maximum humidity of 95%

11 Storage conditions

(without condensation)

12 Control signals «Lo» and «Hi»: temperatures outside ranges

low battery

13 Dimensions 141mm x 42mm x 55.5mm

14 Weight 120 grams with batteries

11 - WARRANTY

This product is guaranteed for two years from the date of purchase. Damage caused by incorrect handling

is not covered by the warranty. The batteries and packaging are also excluded from the warranty. All other

damage is excluded. Always attach the proof of purchase to any claim and send to Dorel at one of the

addresses listed in these instructions.

Reference to ASTM (E1965-98), EN 980: 2003, IEC/EN 60601-1-2, ISO 14971 standard.

This device meets the requirements of Directive 93/42/CEE concerning medical devices.

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