Description

The thermometer is mercury-free, utilizing a liquid metal alloy of gallium, indium, tin, and zinc. These non-toxic materials minimize risks to both individuals and the environment.

This thermometer is manufactured and controlled in accordance with Council Directive 93/42/EEC: 1993 on Medical Devices and European standard EN 12470-1:2000 + A1: 2009 for Clinical Thermometers.

Technical Specifications:

Measurement Range	35.5 °C – 42.0 °C
Resolution	0.1 °C
Measurement Accuracy	0.1 °C / -0.15 °C
Operating Conditions	Temperature -15 °C to 42 °C
Storage Conditions	Temperature -15 °C to 42 °C
Measurement Time	4 minutes

Usage:

Thoroughly clean the thermometer before and after each use (refer to cleaning instructions).
Shake the thermometer until the liquid column is between 35 °C and 36 °C.
Select the measurement site (oral, axillary, or rectal) and perform the measurement according to the instructions. Ensure to measure for at least 4 minutes to avoid errors.
The measured temperature can be read from the scale.

Oral Measurement – Place the thermometer under the tongue, with the tip positioned in the “heat pocket.” Keep your mouth closed for approximately four minutes. Do not speak during the measurement. The normal temperature when measured by this method is 37.0 °C.

Axillary Measurement – Carefully place the thermometer in the armpit, ensuring the arm is pressed tightly against the body. Hold the thermometer in the armpit for approximately 4 minutes. The normal temperature when measured by this method is 36.5 °C.

Rectal Measurement – Thoroughly clean the thermometer and insert it into the rectum approximately 1 cm deep. Hold the thermometer for approximately 4 minutes. The normal temperature when measured by this method is 37.6 °C.

Cleaning and Disinfection:
The thermometer is made of hermetically sealed glass, allowing the use of all common disinfectants. The temperature must not exceed 42 °C during cleaning, and cleaning must not cause excessive mechanical stress to the thermometer, which could lead to glass breakage. The thermometer can be cleaned with a dry cloth, and for sterilization, the thermometer head can be rinsed with ethanol and then with cold soapy water.

In case of thermometer glass breakage, the particles can be swept up and disposed of with general waste, as they are non-toxic.

Note:

The thermometer is not shock-resistant.
Do not bend, bite, or otherwise mechanically damage the device.
Do not sterilize the device by boiling.
Do not store the device in direct sunlight or at high temperatures.
Wait at least half an hour after eating, smoking, showering, or bathing before taking your temperature.

Warranty
The thermometer comes with an unlimited warranty. The warranty covers manufacturing defects that appear during normal use.
The warranty does not cover damages caused by improper use.

Manufacturer: Fennogate Finland Oy, Finland