HoMedics Non-Contact Infrared Body Thermometer

The HoMedics Non-Contact Infrared Body Thermometer provides a quick, hygienic forehead temperature reading without physical contact. Align the sensor with the center of the forehead, press the scan button and read the result in under 2 seconds. The compact device runs on AAA batteries and stores up to 50 measurements, making it suitable for home use and monitoring family temperatures.

Advantages

This non-contact infrared thermometer measures from 1–5 cm for reduced cross-contamination risk and safer use around children and babies. The LCD shows instant readings with one-button operation and a colour backlight that indicates temperature range (green = normal, yellow = slight fever, red = high fever). The device also offers a surface mode for checking liquids or bath water and can store up to 50 temperature readings for tracking history.

Suitable for

• Home temperature monitoring for adults and children
• Taking measurements without disturbing sleeping infants
• Quick checks of baby milk or bath water using surface mode
• Families who prefer non-invasive, hygienic temperature checks

Key specifications

• Type: Remote sensing (non-contact) thermometer
• Measurement distance: 1–5 cm
• Display: LCD with colour backlight
• Memory: Stores up to 50 readings
• Units: °C and °F selectable
• Power: AAA batteries
• Colour: Blue, White
• Dimensions (W×D×H): 40 × 150 × 70 mm
• Weight: 0.118 kg

How to use

Point the thermometer at the middle of the forehead from a distance of 1–5 cm, press the scan button and wait for the reading to appear on the LCD (under 2 seconds). Use the MEMO button to review stored measurements. To measure surfaces or liquids, switch to surface mode and aim at the target following the same distance guidance. Replace batteries when the low-battery indicator appears and follow the user manual for calibration and cleaning instructions.

Recommendations

For accurate readings, ensure the forehead is dry and free from sweat, hats or hair. Allow the thermometer to acclimate to room temperature if it has been moved between environments. Use surface mode for non-body targets only and follow local guidelines for fever thresholds when interpreting results.