General information
For measuring temperatures: rectal, oral or axillary.
Note: IATA regulations restrict the transport of mercury thermometers on airplanes. Mercury thermometers should be avoided due to environment concerns. This thermometer type does not come under IATA regulations.
Specifications
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Materials: |
Glass and gallium. |
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Specifications: |
Clinical thermometer, without mercury. |
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Digital. |
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Waterproof. |
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Length: 115 ± 5mm. |
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Width: 14 ± 3mm. |
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Minimum temperature: 35°C. |
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Maximum temperature: 42°C. |
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Graduations in Celsius every 0.1°C, with major graduations every 1°C; printed on a central metallic or plastic bar (scale), on which the glass tube is mounted. |
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Gallium column: glass tube of 1.2mm in external diameter and an 0.8mm internal diameter; the bottom is coloured in order to contrast, making reading easier |
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Features: |
Should have a plastic case. |
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Packaging: |
Primary unit: protective case with plastic housing at the bottom to protect the Gallium reservoir, the most fragile end of the thermometer. |
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20 pieces per carton. |