Remote sensing thermometer Alecto BC-37 White Forehead

The Alecto BC-37 remote sensing thermometer measures body temperature on the forehead quickly and contact-free. It is designed for straightforward use with one button, an illuminated display and the option to show readings in °C or °F. The device signals elevated temperature with an audible alert, a colored display change from green to red and a numeric temperature readout. The thermometer also measures liquids and surfaces and stores the last 20 readings for monitoring temperature trends. Compact and lightweight, it runs on a 1.5 V AAA battery and is suitable for home use with infants and children.

Advantages

Accurate forehead measurements with one-decimal precision and a fast result within three seconds. Automatic memory for the last 20 values allows tracking of fever development. Simple operation with a single button, backlit display for use in low light and dual units (°C/°F) with color indication for easy interpretation. Additional functionality includes measurement of liquids and surfaces, making it useful for checking bath water or milk temperature.

Suitable for

• Quick forehead temperature checks for infants and children
• Monitoring fever progression at home
• Measuring bath water or milk temperature
• Contact-free measurements for restless or sleeping children

Key specifications

• Type: Remote sensing (infrared) thermometer
• Measurement range (body): 32–43 °C
• Units: °C and °F
• Memory: Stores last 20 measurements
• Power: 1.5 V AAA alkaline battery
• Colour: White
• Dimensions (W×D×H): 51 × 34 × 157 mm
• Weight: 0.07 kg

How to use

Point the thermometer at the child’s forehead and press the single control button to start a measurement; the result appears within approximately three seconds. Use the unit selection to switch between °C and °F if needed. For liquids or surfaces, follow the same pointing procedure and hold the device at the recommended distance stated in the user manual. The instrument automatically saves each measurement to the internal memory (last 20 values) for later review.

Recommendations

For accurate body temperature readings, ensure the forehead is dry and free from coverings such as hair or hats. Allow the thermometer to acclimatize to room temperature if it was exposed to extreme temperatures before use. Use the color and sound indicators to quickly assess whether a value indicates fever and consult medical advice if high temperatures persist.