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Digital & Infrared Thermometers

RB Medical Supply understands that recording body temperatures may be part of our everyday life moving forward, and thermometers will be necessary for homes, businesses and medical facilities of all kinds. Our hand-selected temperature sensors enable our customers to comply with local regulations safely and effectively. Get the thermometer you need from RB Medical Supply now.

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FAQ About Thermometers

Whether you use it to measure the temperatures of your employees coming into work or simply double-check yourself for symptoms, having a highly efficient thermometer is crucial to get the most accurate readings. Readings can be taken with oral thermometers or non-contact temperature sensors, so you might wonder which type of thermometer is best for you. Or, you may be confused on how one thermometer works over another. Below, you'll find some commonly asked questions about the thermometers we have available in our store. If you still have questions, please contact us and we'll be happy to help.

Do Your Thermometers Measure in Celsius or Fahrenheit?

Our thermometers are capable of measuring temperatures in both Fahrenheit and Celsius. However, our digital thermometers default to reading in Fahrenheit, so you'll simply need to change it over to Celsius if that's your preference.

How Do You Use Non-Contact Temperature Sensors?

If you want to use a non-contact temperature sensor, you simply face it toward the forehead of whoever's temperature is being measured, and then press the trigger of the device. This is done a few inches away from the patient's head, and after a couple of moments, you'll receive the reading.

What is the Accuracy of the Non-Contact Thermometer?

The non-contact thermometer offers temperature sensors which can pick up an accuracy of +/- 0.2 degrees Celsius. They can also detect accurate readings of +/- 0.4 degrees Fahrenheit.

Resources Related to Thermometers

Whether you're purchasing a thermometer or other PPE, you must have a good idea of how these items work to use them properly. The last thing you want is to accidentally misuse these products, so make sure you read up on some of our PPE blog articles to get a better understanding.