Jumper Infrared Thermometer Dual Mode (JPD-FR203)

Jumper Infrared Thermometer Dual Mode JPD-FR203

What It Is

The Jumper JPD-FR203 Infrared Thermometer is a fast, non-contact digital thermometer designed to measure forehead temperature and object temperature. It provides readings in approximately 1 second and features an easy-to-read LCD display, memory storage, low-battery alert, and automatic power-off for convenient everyday temperature monitoring.

Key Features & Benefits

• Dual-mode measurement: Measures forehead and object temperatures.
• Fast readings: Provides temperature measurements in approximately 1 second.
• Non-contact measurement: Measures temperature from a distance of approximately 1–5 cm.
• Wide measurement range: Supports forehead measurements from 35.0°C–42.2°C and object measurements from 0°C–100°C.
• Clear LCD display: Easy-to-read temperature readings.
• Memory function: Stores up to 20 previous temperature readings.
• Low-battery alert: Indicates when the battery power is low.
• Automatic power-off: Turns off automatically after approximately 10 seconds of inactivity.
• Compact and lightweight design for convenient handling and storage.
• Suitable for home and general temperature monitoring.

How to Use

Insert 2 AAA batteries into the thermometer. Select the desired measurement mode and hold the thermometer approximately 1–5 cm from the forehead or object being measured. Press the measurement button and wait for the reading to appear on the LCD display. Follow the manufacturer's instructions for accurate measurement.

Suitable For

Suitable for home, personal, and general temperature monitoring, including forehead temperature checks and measuring the temperature of suitable objects.

Product Information

Important Information

• Use the thermometer according to the manufacturer's instructions.
• Maintain the recommended measuring distance of 1–5 cm.
• Ensure the forehead is clean and dry when taking a forehead measurement.
• Avoid measuring immediately after intense physical activity or exposure to extreme temperatures.
• Replace the batteries when the low-battery indicator appears.
• Store and operate the thermometer within the recommended environmental conditions.
• Temperature readings should be interpreted appropriately and should not replace professional medical advice when medical evaluation is required.