Product Description:

• The Rossmax Non-Contact Telephoto Thermometer HC700 is a digital thermometer that uses infrared technology to take temperature measurements from a distance .


• This "telephoto" feature allows you to take readings without needing direct contact with the forehead or temple, which can be helpful in reducing the spread of germs or for situations where touching someone might be difficult .


• It is intended for home use on adults and children.


• Here are some key features of the HC700:


• Non-contact and Telephoto: Measures temperature from a distance of 10 cm (3.94 inches) without touching the skin .


• Fast and Easy to Use: Takes just one second to measure temperature .


• Fever Alarm: Beeps if it detects a temperature above a preset limit (usually 99.3°F or 37.3°C) .


• Easy to Read Display: Large, backlit display for clear viewing in low light .


• Memory Recall: Stores up to 9 temperature readings .


• Clinically Accurate: The HC700 has been clinically tested for accuracy according to the ASTM E1965-98 standard .

How To Use:

• Make sure the probe sensor is clean and free of any dirt or debris.


• Point the thermometer towards the forehead or temple from a distance of 10 cm (3.94 inches) .


• Press the power button and the thermometer will take a temperature measurement.


• The temperature reading will be displayed on the screen.


• If the temperature reading is above the preset limit, the thermometer will beep.


• You can review previous temperature readings by pressing the memory recall button (consult user manual for specific button functions).

Warnings And Precautions:

• Do not use the thermometer if it is damaged or malfunctioning .


• Do not use the thermometer for any purpose other than taking temperature measurements.


• Keep the thermometer out of reach of children .


• Do not immerse the thermometer in water .


• If the thermometer comes into contact with any bodily fluids, clean it with a disinfectant wipe .


• Non-contact thermometers may not always be as accurate as contact thermometers. If you are concerned about a temperature reading, it is always best to consult with a doctor .