Digital body thermometer Medisana 76120 Remote sensing

The Medisana 76120 Remote sensing digital body thermometer provides contact-free temperature measurement using remote sensing technology. Designed for quick readings, it covers a body temperature range from 34 to 42.2 °C with an accuracy of 0.18 °C. The device is lightweight (48 g) and battery-powered for portable use at home or while travelling. A built-in memory function stores previous readings to help track temperature changes over time.

Advantages

Remote sensing enables non-contact measurement, reducing the need for physical contact and making it suitable for use with sleeping patients or infants. The thermometer's accuracy of 0.18 °C supports reliable monitoring of body temperature while the compact, lightweight design and battery operation make it easy to carry and use away from bedside. The memory function simplifies comparison of recent measurements without manual recording.

Suitable for

• Home monitoring of adults, children and infants
• Quick non-contact checks for sleeping patients
• Travel and portable first-aid kits
• Caregivers and parents tracking temperature changes

Key specifications

• Measurement type: Remote sensing (non-contact) body thermometer
• Measurement range: 34 – 42.2 °C
• Measurement accuracy: ±0.18 °C
• Weight: 0.048 kg (48 g)
• Power supply: AAA/LR03 batteries
• Memory function: Yes

How to use

Point the thermometer sensor towards the forehead at the distance recommended in the product manual and initiate a measurement according to the device controls. Allow the device to complete its measurement cycle before reading the result. Use the memory function to review previous measurements when needed. Replace batteries when indicated by the device to maintain accurate readings.

Recommendations

For consistent results, measure under similar conditions each time (same position on the forehead, similar ambient temperature) and avoid taking temperature immediately after physical activity, bathing, or exposure to extreme temperatures. Follow manufacturer guidelines for correct sensor distance and battery replacement, and consult a healthcare professional for medical interpretation of results.