Model: T1501
Material: Plastic
Power Supply Mode: Removable Battery
Instrument Classification: Class ll
Resolution: 0.1 S
Measuring Time: 0.5 S
Memory: 32 sets of memory data
Power Supply: 2 NO.7 alkaline batteries
Measuring Distance: 3~5cm
Net Weight: 67g
Safety Standard: GB/T18830-2009
Quality Certification: FDA
After-sale Service: Return and Replacement
Veterinary Infrared Thermometer.
1. Used to measure the animal body temperature.
2. No contact, high accuracy, resolution:0.1 ºC (or 0.1ºF)
3. ºC or ºF for option.
4. the high temperature alarm value can be set up.
5. LCD display.
6. The measured data can be uploaded to the mobile phone or internet service.
Digital thermometer for body temperature measurement. Registers temperature quickly.
Acustic signal in case of high temperature. Ideal for measuring rectal and sublingual temperature.
Easy to read display. Last measure stored in memory. Many devices that are on the market perform fast measurements which are often unreliable.
Our thermometer performs a real measurement.
Our TD-82 Thermometer has a flexible tip.
Fever alarm.
Memory: Last measurement
Beeper.
Temperature in C.
Battery included.
Accuracy:± 0,1 C
Measurement range: 32 · 42,9 C
Weight with batteries: 11 g
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