Welch Allyn SureTemp Plus 690 Electronic Thermometer
SKU 79390
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Product Details
The New SureTemp® Plus 690—with the speed and accuracy you require, and the versatility you need for use with all your patients, all the time. When we set out to improve the Welch Allyn SureTemp, we knew we had our work cut out for us. After all, when you start with the thermometer that helped set the standard for speed and accuracy, the expectations run pretty high.
So how did we do? See for yourself by taking a look at the innovative new SureTemp Plus 690— easier, safer and more accurate than the original, and still built to withstand constant use in demanding environments.
Easy: an easy-to-read LCD display with flashing icons that clearly communicate in any language, and an intuitive user interface and ergonomic shape make using the SureTemp Plus 690 a breeze.
Safe: patient safety is improved thanks to an interchangeable probe well that reduces the risk of cross-contamination.
Fast and Accurate: in addition to improved accuracy, the SureTemp 690 is one of the fastest thermometers on the market, providing 4-second oral, 10-second pediatric axillary, 15-second adult axillary, and 10-second rectal measurements.
Versatile: to top it all off, you can now use the SureTemp Plus 690 with all your patients, from infants to adults— whether you need to take oral, axillary or rectal temperatures.
Features:
Provides 4-second oral, 10-second pediatric axillary temperatures (for children 17 years and younger), 10-second rectal, and 15-second adult axillary temperatures (for 18 years and older)
Monitor mode capability for measuring 3-5 minute temperatures
Used probe covers may be ejected automatically
Large LCD displays temperatures in Fahrenheit or Celsius
Has last temperature recall capability
Waterproof, stainless steel probe shaft
Convenient storage housing for 25 probe covers
Color-coded, interchangeable and removable probe well to minimize the risk of cross-contamination
Rubberized grips for ease of handling
User-selectable icon and/or words for identification of thermometer modes
