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Mycica®

Non-Contact Infrared Thermometer

Model: EW-801

New Generation Core Chip Sensing

Key Features

  • ☀️ LCD Large Screen with 3 Colors Backlight
  • ? Mute/Beep Free Switching
  • ⏱️ Automatic Shutdown Without Operation in 30 Seconds
  • ♻️ Environmentally Friendly
  • ? One-Button Operation
  • ? Non-Contact Measurement

High-End Probe Sensor

Features an advanced temperature compensation algorithm for more accurate and stable readings.

Temperature Indication

The thermometer uses a three-color backlight system to quickly indicate temperature status:

  • Green Backlight: ≤37.3°C (99.1°F) - Normal
  • Orange Backlight: 37.4°C–37.9°C (99.3°F–100.2°F) - Low Fever
  • Red Backlight: ≥38°C (100.4°F) - High Fever

Specifications

Feature Details
Product Name Infrared Digital Thermometer
Model No. EW-801
Battery 2*AA battery
Certification CE, RoHS
Measurement Time 1 second
Temperature Measure Range 32°C - 43°C (89.6°F - 109.4°F)
Measurement Distance 3-5 cm
Temperature Setting °F & °C
Three Colour Backlight Indication Function Green: 32-37.5°C; Orange: 37.6-38.5°C; Red: 38.6-43°C
Size 154 x 39 x 103mm
Weight 105 grams without battery

Device Details Display

The device features the following components:

  • Infrared Probe: The sensor for temperature measurement.
  • LCD Display: Shows temperature readings, mode, and battery status.
  • Mode Display: Indicates the current measurement mode.
  • Temperature Display: Shows the measured temperature.
  • Voice Display: Indicates audio feedback status.
  • Buttons: MODE, MEM (Memory).
  • Mute/Beep Indicator: Shows audio feedback status.
  • Q.C. PASSED: Quality Control pass indicator.

Operation: A single 'Scan' button initiates measurement.

Models: Non-Contact, Infrared, Thermometer, EW-801, Mycica

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