Intended Use - HoMedics HTD8816C TE-350-EU Mode D'emploi

• Do not near strong electrostatic field or strong magnetic fields, thus avoiding the
impact on the accuracy of the measurement data.
• Do not mix the old and new batteries to avoid damage to the product.
• It may affect the accuracy of measurements when the forehead is covered by hair,
perspiration, cap or scarf.
• The measuring result of this product is only for your reference. If you have any doubt,
please measure the temperature in other methods.
The device should be kept out of the reach of children/pets. When not in use, store
the device in a dry room and protect it against extreme moisture, heat, lint, dust and
direct sunlight. Never place any heavy objects on the thermometer body.
Do not throw batteries into fire.
Only use recommended batteries. Do not use rechargeable batteries.
This thermometer does not replace a hospital diagnosis.
Do not drop, disassemble or modify the device.
Do not use this device if you think it is damaged or notice anything unusual.
This device comprises sensitive components and must be treated with caution.
Observe the storage and operating conditions described in the 'Technical
Specifications' section.
Not servicing/maintenance while the thermometer is in use.
When using, shall not touch battery and the patient simultaneously.
Do not use the device if it is damaged/ degraded/loosened in any way. The continuous
use of a damaged unit may cause injury, improper results, or serious danger.
Based on the current science and technology, other potential allergic reactions are
unknown.
This equipment needs to be installed and put into service in accordance with the
information provided in the ACCOMPANYING DOCUMENTS.
OVERVIEW

Intended Use

The HoMedics Non-Contact Infrared Body Thermometers are designed to be used for
intermittent measurement and monitoring of human body temperature by consumers in
the home setting and primary care setting as screening tool.
Description of Non-Contact Infrared Body Thermometer
• Device principle and introduction
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