Zadro THE01 Instruction Manual

Infrared

MultiScan

Thermometer

• QUICKLY MEASURES BODY TEMPERATURE

• INFRARED NON-TOUCHING FOR LIQUIDS, FOOD

OR OTHER SURFACES

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1. The Multiscan Thermometer is a very delicate electronic
device. ONLY THE SENSOR TIP IS WATER RESISTANT, THE DEVICE
ITSELF IS NOT WATER RESISTANT. Protect it against exposure to
water and other types of liquids

2. Do not expose the thermometer to direct sunlight.

3. Store thermometer in its case and keep out of reach of
children. The optimum temperature for storing the thermom­eter is between 68°F and 122°F (20°C and 50°C) with a relative
humidity about 75%. The optimum temperature for service is
between 61°F and 104°F (16°C and 40°C)

4. When measuring body temperature, the Multiscan
Thermometer is designed to take readings within the ear. It
should not be used to take temperature readings rectally.

5. When measuring liquids, food, or surface items, the Multiscan
Thermometer can be held within ¼” of the object to be
measured.

According to extensive clinical studies, readings taken
within the ear are comparable to readings taken orally by
conventional thermometers.

Please note that use of The Multiscan Thermometer is not
a substitute for a visit to your doctor.

WATER RESISTANT

battery

will continue to

Dispose of the old batteries properly, and according to
your local regulations.

Warning:

• Use only fresh batteries of the

required type and size.

• The batteries may explode if
mistreated. Do not attempt to recharge
or disassemble the batteries.

• Depleted batteries are to be removed
from the item.

• Dispose of the old batteries properly,

and according to your local regulations.

• Ensure that batteries are kept

out of reach of young children.

The Multiscan Thermometer is a delicate electric device designed
for reading either body temperature within the inner ear or for
reading the temperature of liquids, foods, or other surfaces.

Body Temperatures: When reading the inner ear body
temperature, accurate and reliable readings are obtained by the
infrared sensor. The temperature in the ear reects the body’s
core temperature, since veins in the eardrum connect to the part
of the brain that regulates body temperature, the hypothalamus.

The thermometer converts the infrared energy measured into a
temperature value, however, one must take into account that
body temperatures vary depending upon age and the time the
reading is taken.

Any body temperature readings obtained from other then the
ear canal are simply for reference.

Surface Temperatures: This device may also be used to
measure surface temperature, for instance, liquids, food, etc.

It is important to point out that when measuring liquids or foods,
it is not necessary for the thermometer to be in direct contact
with the material. The optimum distance between the object and
the thermometer is approximately 0.2-0.39 inches (0.5-1.0 cm)

As soon as the M1 or M2 is chosen, the last measured
temperature reading will appear on the display.

Measuring Temperatures

1. Press POWER(Scan) button and thermometer will turn on
and immediately perform automatic calibration. (see Fig. 1-1)

2. Selecting Memory Storage Zone
(M1 or M2) for temperature measurement

• Immediately after the automatic calibration function is

completed, the M1 (Memory 1) or M2 (Memory 2) symbols
will appear on the display (see figures 2-1 & 2-2)

• To choose a different memory zone from the one displayed,

quickly press the POWER (Scan) button immediately after
the start-up automatic calibration function and toggle

between the M1 and M2 zones.

As soon as the M1 or M2 is chosen, the last measured
temperature reading will appear on the display.

3.Measuring Body Temperature
Introduce the thermometer into the ear; it should be

positioned inside the ear in order to register the
temperature (see fig. 3-1). Press and release Scan button.
When you hear the audio signal remove the thermometer
and read the temperature display (see fig. 3-2)

Measuring Surface Temperatures

Temperature readings may also be taken to determine
the temperature of an item (ie. Water, Milk, Formula,
Food, etc.) Position the thermometer directly on the
surface or within ¼” of surface, press button and
release. The audio signal will confirm the reading.

4. When reading is less than 100°F (38°C), a happy face
will appear on the screen. When the reading is above
100°F (38°C), the display will show a sad face, as well
as consecutive audio signals. (see fig. 4-1 and 4-2.)

6. Scanning Surface Temperatures
To scan the temperature over a large surface area,
press and hold the SCAN button and view the
temperature reading on the thermometer display as you
are scanning the surface.

7. Temperature scale of the infrared thermometer can be
switched between Celsius (see fig. 7-1) and
Fahrenheit (see fig. 7-2). To do so, simply turn the
thermometer ON.

1.) Press and hold the SCAN button.

2.) While holding the SCAN button press and hold the
MEM button.

3.) Release the MEM button while still holding the SCAN
button.

4.) The measurement scale will be changed on the
display.

5.) Release the SCAN button.

(see fig. 8-1 and 8-2).

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(see g. 10).

non-medical

Cleaning and Maintenance

water resistant and should be cleaned

Cleaning and Maintenance

1. Permanently indicating low temperatures

- If the scan button is pressed before the sensor is placed
correctly in the ear then the readings taken will be too
low.

- The sensor is dirty.
Clean the sensor with a soft, damp cloth or with cotton
swabs dipped in diluted alcohol.

2. Replace battery

- Replace the button-type battery whenever the “low
battery” warning symbol appears (see replacing battery).

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