Veterinary Digital Thermometer - Battles


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The Battles Veterinary Digital Thermometer is an essential tool for pet owners, farmers, and veterinary professionals who need a reliable and safe way to monitor the health of animals. It provides an extremely fast and accurate temperature reading in seconds, eliminating the risks associated with traditional glass or mercury thermometers. While it offers highly precise data across a 32 to 42-degree Celsius range, it is important to note that the device requires careful cleaning between uses to ensure hygiene and cross-contamination prevention.
| Model Part Number | AGR-156410 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Battles |
Yes, it is designed for use with a wide range of animal species.
The thermometer accurately measures temperatures ranging from 32 to 42 degrees Celsius.
No, this is a digital device and contains absolutely no mercury or glass.
The device will emit an audible bleep sound once the measurement is complete.
Wipe the probe tip with an antiseptic or alcohol wipe after every use.
It is intended for veterinary use; please consult your veterinarian regarding the safest and most accurate placement method for your specific animal.
Check if the internal battery is correctly seated or needs replacement.
Turn the device off and on again. If the error persists, ensure the probe is clean and the sensor is not damaged.
Ensure the device is positioned correctly against the skin or tissue to allow the sensor to stabilize and trigger the alarm.
This thermometer is designed for immediate use right out of the packaging. Before the first use, ensure the probe is clean. To maintain the device, wipe the probe tip with a soft cloth and a suitable antiseptic or alcohol wipe before and after every use. Never submerge the entire electronic unit in water, as this may damage the internal components. Store the device in its protective case in a cool, dry area away from direct heat to prolong the life of the battery and the internal sensors. Ensure you are familiar with the correct insertion point for your specific animal type, as recommended by a qualified veterinarian, to ensure accurate data.