Carent JPD-FR202 Digital Non Contact Infrared Forehead-White

Temperature Cum Humidity Meter-HTC-1

The temperature is the measurable extent of hotness or coldness. It is a mathematical representation of heat. There are different units to measure temperatures, like Celsius (˚C), Kelvin (K), and Fahrenheit (˚F).

There are different SIGMA make Temperature and humidity meter features large character LCD display. Displays time, humidity and temperature in Celsius or Fahrenheit. Includes stand and can be used as desk clock or room thermometer. Displays temperature between -10C to +50C or -14 F to +122 F, humidity level between 10% to 99% Powerd by 1 x AAA battery (included) that are classified according to their needs. For example, there is one set of Temperature Cum Humidity Meter thermometers that are used to measure body temperature while another set of White thermometers measure boiling point and freezing point during experiments.

Types of Thermometer

Following are the different types of thermometers that we use on a daily basis:

• Clinical thermometer /medical thermometer
• Laboratory thermometer
• Digital thermometer
• Infrared ear thermometer
• Mercury thermometer
• Alcohol in glass thermometer
• Constant pressure gas thermometer
• Constant volume thermometer
• Platinum resistance thermometer
• Thermocouple thermometer
• Pyrometer thermometer

How to read a Carent JPD-FR202 Digital Non Contact Infrared Forehead Thermometer?

SIGMA make Temperature and humidity meter features large character LCD display. Displays time, humidity and temperature in Celsius or Fahrenheit. Includes stand and can be used as desk clock or room thermometer. Displays temperature between -10C to +50C or -14 F to +122 F, humidity level between 10% to 99% Powerd by 1 x AAA battery (included)

The thermometer Carent JPD-FR202 Digital Non Contact Infrared Forehead is washed with water at a normal temperature.

It is given a few jerks. We notice that the jerks bring the level of mercury down. We ensure that it falls below the 37⁰C mark or the 98⁰F mark, the normal human body temperature.

The HTC-1 thermometer is then kept under the tongue or the arms to get the reading on the Temperature Cum Humidity Meter thermometer.

The thermometer is then held close to the eye, as shown in figure 3, to see the correct reading.

The temperature difference indicated between the two bigger marks is noted. Also, the number of divisions (shown by smaller marks) between these marks is noted. For e.g. the bigger mark reads 10 and the number of divisions is 5, then each division reads the value equal to 10/5 = 20.

We note the value of the bigger mark that the mercury thread crossed (98 in Fig.4 Example 1). Then the number of the division of the mercury thread has crossed is noted (3 in this case). Now, this value is multiplied by the value of one division (which is 0.2 in this case). Hence, the temperature reading is 98 + (3×2) = 98.6.

How to use Carent JPD-FR202 Digital Non Contact Infrared Forehead Thermometer?

• Turn on the Temperature Cum Humidity Meter thermometer and click till the number zero appears on the display.
• Place the tip of the thermometer under the armpit.
• Wait for a few seconds before you hear the alarm from the White thermometer.
• Remove the thermometer and check for the temperature on the display.
• After use, clean the tip of the thermometer with cotton and alcohol.

Ways to Take a Temperature using Carent JPD-FR202 Digital Non Contact Infrared Forehead

• Rectal. The thermometer is placed in the child’s bottom. It is thought to be the most accurate temperature.
• Oral. The White thermometer is placed in the mouth under the tongue. Note: Pacifier digital thermometers are not recommended. They can be inaccurate.
• Axillary. The thermometer is placed in the armpit.
• Tympanic. The Temperature Cum Humidity Meter thermometer is placed in the ear.
• Temporal artery.M The thermometer scans the surface of the forehead. These are sometimes used to screen for fever. If the temperature is higher than normal (greater than 101° F), it needs to be taken with a more accurate kind of HTC-1 thermometer. Temporal artery thermometers should not be used on infants.