Secureye, a leading security and surveillance brand in India has has launched non-contact infrared digital thermometer under its MediSec product range. MediSec is a one-stop destination for all kinds of modern medical equipment. The non-contact thermometer comes with the latest technology at par with international standards. In line with the increasing demand for contactless monitoring devices, MediSec contactless thermometer will allow individuals to perform body temperature test of people from an appropriate distance and within 1-second. Its ergonomic design allows a firm and comfortable fit into hands, and simple design enables smooth operations.
Leveraging the latest technology MediSec non-contact infrared digital thermometer will provide a stable and heat-interference-free reading every time. This high-quality device is easy to use, displays accurate readings and comes with fever alarm system. It comes with a 1-year warranty with the following specifications:
Measurement Range: 32°C - 42.9°C (90°F - 109°F)
Accuracy: + 0.2°C in the range of 35°C -42°C
Measurement Distance: 3cm - 5cm (works best at 3cm)
Measurement Time: <1 Second
Temperature Units: 'C and 'F
Automatic Shutdown: 520 Seconds
Supply Voltage: DC3V (2 x AAA Basic Battery)
Product Size: 160 x 100 x 40mm
Product Weight: 100g (not including batteries)
MediSec is a newly established medical equipment and kits brand by Secureye, and one can find all range of COVID-19 protection devices and solutions here. It has all kinds of modern office equipment required to set up futuristic workplaces. Individual consumers too, can avail the devices and solutions to promote a safe environment at home. With the establishment of MediSec, Secureye continues to push the frontier of innovation in the industry with their unique products powered by the latest technology.
The non-contact infrared digital thermometer costs Rs. 3999/-
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