In this age of advanced technology, mercury thermometers have been replaced by digital thermometers that check body temperature using advanced medical infrared technology.
This thermometer measures body temperature accurately and is a reliable source for this purpose, as it is safe to use for both children and adults.
The Metene thermometer is easy to use, but it is important to know how to operate it accurately and how to switch between the two temperature scales, Celsius and Fahrenheit. This is important because these scales may differ in different countries due to their measurement standards. Read on to find out how to switch between F and C on this thermometer.
Features of Metene Thermometer
This is a very easy-to-use digital device with features for quick temperature readings and memory recall.
It has a dual mode, which means it can be used for both forehead and ear detection.
It has a measurement time of 1 second
Displays a warning when a person has a fever
It can recall over 20 readings
To take the temperature, simply place the thermometer on your forehead while holding the "HEAD" button when the covered probe is in good contact with the forehead or temple. If you are trying to take the temperature through the ear, remove the thermometer's plastic cover, insert the probe into the ear canal, and press and hold the "EAR" button.
How to Change Temperature Scales (Fahrenheit - Celsius)
With the Metene thermometer, you can easily switch from the F to the C scale by following these simple instructions:
While the device is off, press and hold "Ear" for 8 to 12 seconds until the screen show---℉
Press ‘Ear’ Once more to change ---℃
After a few seconds, the thermometer will turn off.
Now you can use the thermometer in Celsius
The Benefits of Dual Scale
The main temperature scale of the metric system is the Celsius scale, which is widely used throughout the world. There are only a few countries in the world that use Fahrenheit as their temperature scale, including Belize, the Cayman Islands, the United States, the Bahamas, and Palau.
Since the Celsius scale is the most widely used temperature scale in many countries, people in these countries have the advantage of more easily understanding the readings on the thermometer. If the thermometer had only been measured in F, it would have been less popular in such countries. The dual temperature scale feature makes it more desirable all over the world.
