Landwind LW FT118 Non-Contact Digital Infra Red Thermometer

Overview Landwind LW FT118 Non-Contact Digital Infra Red Thermometer

The Landwind LW FT118 digital infrared thermometer offers a contactless, precise, and user-friendly method for temperature assessment. Employing infrared technology, it determines temperature by detecting thermal radiation emitted from the target. This advanced thermometer utilizes a cutting-edge smart chip and sophisticated sensor technology, guaranteeing dependable readings. Applications include contactless measurement of both human body and object temperatures. **Specifications:** Temperature Range: 35°C - 42°C / 85°F - 107.6°F Units: Celsius (°C) and Fahrenheit (°F) Reading Time: 0.5-1 second Accuracy: ±0.1°C / ±0.2°F Features: Silent mode (ideal for infants), memory (up to 20 readings), low battery indicator, audible alert for elevated temperatures, three-color temperature indicator, backlit HD LCD display. Power: Two 1.5V AAA batteries. **Usage:** Activate the device; position it 5cm or less from the forehead's center; the temperature and color-coded result will appear on the screen. **Safety Precautions:** Review instructions before use; store in a cool, dry location, away from children; protect from damage, contamination, and extreme temperatures. **Temperature Measurement Principle:** The device senses infrared energy emitted by the forehead or object, converting this energy into a precise temperature reading via the integrated lens.

How to Use Landwind LW FT118 Non-Contact Digital Infra Red Thermometer:

Activate the thermometer. Position its sensor on the forehead's center, maintaining a distance of less than 5 centimeters. The resulting temperature reading and its corresponding color code will appear on the display.

Safety Instruction of Landwind LW FT118 Non-Contact Digital Infra Red Thermometer:

• Always check the product label before administering.
• Keep in a cool, dry environment.
• Store where children cannot access.
• Safeguard against temperature extremes, physical shock, contamination by dust and other substances, and exposure to direct sunlight, heat, or cold.