Digital Clinical Thermometer

A digital clinical thermometer is a medical measurement device that uses a temperature sensor to convert body temperature into a digital signal and displays the value directly on an LCD screen. Compared to traditional mercury thermometers, it has significant advantages such as safety and environmental friendliness, intuitive readings, and rapid measurement, and is widely used in hospitals, clinics, and home health monitoring scenarios.

The EXANOVO MC-211 Flexible Tip Digital Clinical Thermometer provides fast, accurate and stable temperature measurement for household daily care and clinical professional use. It features a high accuracy of ±0.1℃ within 35.5℃-42℃ and delivers a quick 60-second response time, with optional ℃/℉ temperature unit switching to fit different usage habits.
Equipped with a 20×7mm clear LCD display, this thermometer is built with a fever beeper alarm and memory function to recall the last measured reading. The automatic shut-off function helps save power effectively, and it is powered by an LR41 battery with a service life of up to 1 year. Waterproof design is optional to meet various cleaning and application requirements. Certified with CE and ISO standards, it complies with international medical specifications for safe and reliable daily measurement.
 

 Sensor Probe: High-precision thermistor sensor to detect temperature changes.

 LCD Display: Clear digital display for intuitive reading of body temperature values.

 Built-out Body: Non-slip, durable plastic, waterproof and stain-resistant (common IP22 protection).

 Function Buttons: Power switch / memory recall button for one-button operation.

 Buzzer: Measurement completion tone and fever alarm (≥37.5℃/38℃).

 Battery Compartment: Universal button battery (LR41) for long battery life.

Using the EXANOVO MC-211 digital clinical thermometer is simple and convenient:
* Preparation: Clean the flexible probe with disinfectant, alcohol or mild soapy water before and after each use.
* Power On: Press the operation button to turn on the thermometer; all icons will show on the LCD screen for self-check.

1. Oral Use: Place the flexible tip under the tongue, keep your mouth closed and breathe gently.
2. Axillary Use: Position the tip in the center of a dry armpit, then press the arm closely against the body.
3. Waiting: Keep the thermometer steadily positioned until it beeps in about 60 seconds to finish the measurement.
4. Reading: Check the temperature value directly on the LCD screen; continuous beeping will alert you to fever conditions.
5. Shut Down: The device will auto shut off after standby to avoid unnecessary battery drain.
 

1. Preparation before measurement: Ensure the probe is clean. Avoid eating, drinking, or smoking for 30 minutes before oral measurement.

2. Measurement time: For axillary temperature measurement, continue for 3 minutes after measurement, even after the beeping prompt, to ensure stability. For rectal temperature measurement, the insertion depth should not exceed 1.5cm, and a water-soluble lubricant should be used.

3. Environmental requirements: The operating temperature is typically 10°C-40°C, and the humidity should be ≤85%. If the probe has been removed from a low-temperature environment before measurement, it is recommended to let it stand for 10 minutes.

4. Maintenance: Avoid immersion in alcohol or contact with strong acids or alkalis. Waterproof models can be rinsed with clean water or wiped with medical alcohol wipes for disinfection.

5. Battery management: Remove the battery when not in use for extended periods. Replace the battery promptly when the low battery indicator appears to avoid affecting accuracy.