Extech IR200 Manuals

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User Manual 1Datasheet 1

Key facts

Brand
EXTECH
Model
IR200
Category
Health Care
Documents
2
Languages
EN
Last added
2023-10-18

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Extech IR200 Non-contact Forehead Thermometer User Manual

Extech IR200 Non-contact Forehead Thermometer User Manual

User Manual 7 pages · 481 KB · EN

This document is the user manual for the Extech IR200 Non-contact Forehead IR Thermometer. It provides instructions for taking body and surface temperature measurements, configuring alarm limits and temperature units, and managing data memory. The device is intended for scanning groups or monitoring individuals for elevated temperatures but is not a substitute for a clinical thermometer when high accuracy is required.

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Extech IR200 specifications

Body Temp Range32.0 to 42.5°C (89.6 to 108.5°F)
Surface Temp Range0 to 60°C (32.0 to 140°F)
Emissivity0.95 fixed
Field of ViewApprox. 8:1 ratio
IR Spectral response6 to 14 µm
Memory storeup to 32 readings
Response time500ms
Power Supply(2) AA Batteries
Weight177g (6.24oz.)
Dimensions160 x 82 x 42mm

Source: Extech IR200 Non-contact Forehead Thermometer User Manual

All Extech IR200 documents by type

User Manual 1

Day-to-day operation, settings and troubleshooting. Start here if the product is already set up.

Datasheet 1

Ratings, dimensions and ordering codes, for selection and design work.

Questions answered in these manuals

Is this device a substitute for a clinical thermometer?

No, it is not a substitute for a clinical thermometer when high accuracy body temperature measurements are required.

From: Extech IR200 Non-contact Forehead Thermometer User Manual

What batteries should be used?

The device requires (2) AA batteries, and rechargeable batteries must not be used.

From: Extech IR200 Non-contact Forehead Thermometer User Manual

Is this thermometer intended for clinical diagnosis?

No, it is not a substitute for a clinical thermometer and should be used only for screening.

From: EXTECH IR200 Non-Contact Forehead IR Thermometer Datasheet

What is the optimum measurement distance?

The optimum measurement distance is between 1.9" to 5.9" (6 to 15cm).

From: EXTECH IR200 Non-Contact Forehead IR Thermometer Datasheet