• 2 in 1 infrared safe thermometer in ear and forehead
• Clinically validated in accordance with EN 12470, EN 60601, and ASTM E 1965-98
• Red Fever indicator
• Beep sound or Mute if your child is sleeping
• Fast 1 second reading
• Memory for the last 10 readings
• Approx. 1,000 measurements, batteries included
• With practical plastic storage box
• Hygienic single use ear protection caps (10 pcs included): Recharge only with Veroval Fever Caps* (925483) pack of 20 single use (sold separately)
• 3 years warranty
• Developed in Germany

The measuring sensor detects the infrared radiation emitted from the eardrum or the forehead surface and displays the result during the ear measurement in 1 SECOND.

For forehead measurement, the highest recognized value is displayed after completion of the scanning movement of the entire area from temple to temple.

The ear temperature has the highest accuracy since it measures the temperature emitted by the eardrum that is sharing the blood supply from the hypothalamus - the temperature control centre of the brain. In some people, temperature readings may differ between left and right ears. Therefore, it is recommended to always take the reading in the same ear for the same person.

The thermometer measures the infrared rays emitted by the eardrum and ear canal that are collected by the sensor and converted into temperature values. The best results are obtained when the infrared rays are collected from the eardrum by pulling the ear upwards and backwards for children more than one year old and only backwards for children less than one year old.

Rays emitted by surrounding tissue give lower readings and it is therefore recommended to practice on using the thermometer on yourself and the whole family when you are healthy, to improve your measuring technique.

Furthermore, a low reading can be related to anear infection, and it is best to switch to theback-up mode of forehead measurement!

Moreover, to ensure hygienic temperature taking in the ear, the original Veroval® protective caps should always be used. Using other brands can cause errors in results.

The thermometer measures the infrared rays emitted by the skin on the forehead, by the temple area and by the surrounding skin. For the highest accuracy, it is essential to extend the scanning movement of the entire area from temple to temple to ensure the temporal artery is included in the measurement.

The infrared rays emitted by the body are collected by Veroval® Fever sensor and converted into temperature values.

Forehead temperature can be affected by being outdoors for longer periods like the cold during winter or the sunshine during the summer, as well as by wearing headgear or if there is sweating or cosmetics on the area.

Therefore, it is better to measure the temperature on a clean and dry forehead and only after having rested at room temperature for at least 30 minutes.

Share your family thermometer, but not your germs! Hygienic, safe, and smooth ear measurements with the single-use protective caps for the Veroval®2 in 1 infrared thermometer.

When measuring the ear temperature without a single-use protective cap, earwax may accumulate on the sensor which can lead to inaccurate temperature result or even transfer of an infection between different users.

Using Veroval® single-use protective caps ensure that taking a temperature in the ear is especially hygienic and the risk of transferring bacteria or viruses is greatly minimized. You may even dispose the used cap without touching it by pressing the ejector switch from the Veroval® 2 in 1 thermometer.

For replacing the protective cap on the tip of the thermometer's ear sensor, the protective cap icon is shown on the display once it is properly fitted.

It is important to only use the compatible Veroval® protective Caps for ensuring accurate temperature results. Using other brands can cause errors in results.

• 20 single-use protective covers
• Latex free

For high accuracy, the Veroval® Fever 2 in 1 infra-red thermometer complies with the EU Medical Devices Directive, the German Medical Devices Act, ASTM E 1965 – 98 and the European standard EN 60601 and EN 12470 for clinical thermometers’ performance.