The OROMED ORO-FLEXI Blue electronic thermometer is an innovative medical device designed for accurate measurement of body temperature. With its flexible tip and ease of use, it is ideal for every family, including the youngest members.

Temperature can be measured in three positions: axillary, orally, and rectally (highly recommended for infants).

Available Specifications

• Measurement range: 32.0°C – 42.9°C
• Extreme value display: below 32.0°C displays "L°C", above 42.9°C displays "H°C"
• Measurement accuracy:
• ±0.1°C in the range 34.0°C – 42.0°C
• ±0.2°C outside this range
• Display: LCD with a resolution of 3 ½ digits
• Power supply: Alkaline battery 192/384/392 or LR41/SR41 (1.55V)
• Power consumption: 0.15 mW in measurement mode
• Battery life: Over 200 hours of continuous operation
• Measurement time: Approximately 60 seconds
• Automatic shutdown: After about 10 minutes of inactivity
• Color: Blue
• Dimensions and weight: Lightweight, compact design

Advantages

• Accurate Measurements: Accuracy up to 0.1°C in the range 34.0°C – 42.0°C.
• Flexible Tip: Ensures safety and comfort during use.
• Quick Reading: Temperature measurement in approximately 60 seconds.
• Ease of Use: Simple LCD display and audible signal for measurement completion.
• Safety: Made from safe ABS resin, with no risks associated with mercury thermometers.
• Functionality: Can be used axillary, orally, or rectally.
• Certified Quality: TÜV Rheinland Quality Management System ISO 13485 and CE 0197 certification.

Usage

• Families: Universal application, ideal for children and adults.
• Patients: Accurate temperature monitoring at home.
• Medical staff: Used in medical facilities due to high accuracy and compliance with medical standards.

Set Contents

• Thermometer
• User manual in Polish
• Alkaline battery

Certifications and Safety

• Quality: TÜV Rheinland Quality Management System ISO 13485
• Certificates: CE 0197

OROMED thermometers are registered as medical devices with the MEDICAL DEVICE REGISTRATION OFFICE, fulfilling the requirements of the Law of May 20, 2010, on medical devices.