Oral Clinical / Dual Scale
Mercury Thermometer Clinical, Prismatic Dual Scale
SKU 15031
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Compare conventional clinical, basal, digital-contact and infrared non-contact thermometers by measurement site, technology, published range and documentation requirement.
Browse conventional contact thermometers first, followed by basal-temperature, digital-contact and infrared non-contact options. Review each product page for its exact measurement site and revision-sensitive specifications.
Oral, rectal and axillary contact thermometers grouped by measurement site so buyers can compare scale, range and intended method of use.
A low-range thermometer for consistent basal body-temperature trend tracking and fertility-awareness charting.
The T15S provides electronic contact temperature measurement with an LCD display, memory and replaceable-battery operation.
The CONTEC TP500 provides forehead infrared temperature measurement with Celsius/Fahrenheit selection, memory and battery-powered operation.
IndoSurgicals offers six thermometer models covering conventional contact measurement, basal-temperature tracking, electronic contact measurement and non-contact forehead measurement. The most useful way to compare them is by measurement site, technology, range and the type of reading required.
The range includes oral, rectal and axillary clinical thermometers, a basal body-temperature thermometer, the T15S digital contact thermometer and the CONTEC TP500 infrared thermometer. Review the individual product page for the published specification and current instructions for the selected model.
Temperature values vary with measurement site and technique. Compare readings taken with the same method whenever possible and follow the instructions supplied with the selected thermometer.
| Method | Current Listed Product | Best Fit |
|---|---|---|
| Oral contact | Prismatic clinical thermometer | Traditional oral body-temperature measurement using a dual-scale clinical format. |
| Rectal contact | Rectal clinical thermometer | Dedicated pear-bulb configuration for rectal measurement according to professional technique and hygiene practice. |
| Axillary contact | Oval clinical thermometer | Underarm temperature measurement with a conventional contact thermometer. |
| Basal temperature | Basal body-temperature thermometer | Consistent resting-temperature trend tracking rather than one-off fever screening. |
| Digital contact | T15S digital thermometer | Electronic contact measurement with a clear display, memory and replaceable battery. |
| Infrared forehead | CONTEC TP500 | Rapid non-contact forehead measurement where direct skin contact is not preferred. |
| Product | Published Range / Feature | Selection Information |
|---|---|---|
| Clinical Mercury, Prismatic Dual Scale | 35-42°C; 94-108°F; dual scale; plastic case | Published accuracy ±0.1°C / ±0.2°F. Availability of mercury-containing devices can depend on destination and institutional requirements. |
| Rectal Clinical | 35-42°C; 95-108°F; pear-shaped bulb; dual scale | The current catalogue does not state a numeric accuracy tolerance; request the current technical specification when that value is required. |
| Oval Axillary Clinical | 35-42°C; axillary format; °C / °F scale options | The published 0.1°C / 0.2°F figures describe the scale graduation; a separate tolerance should be taken from the current product specification. |
| Basal Body Temperature | 95-100°F; 0.1°F subdivisions; oral/sub-lingual and rectal use | Designed for basal-temperature trend charting. A sustained rise can help indicate that ovulation has occurred. |
| T15S Digital | 32-42°C / 89.6-109.4°F; 0.1° resolution; memory; replaceable battery | For tenders requiring exact response time, accuracy, dimensions or battery-life figures, request the current technical sheet for the supplied model. |
| CONTEC TP500 | Non-contact infrared; °C/°F; color TFT LCD; 30 memory groups; two AAA batteries | This page refers to the standard TP500. CONTEC also lists a TP500 LED variant, so match the quotation to the exact model designation required. |
The smallest displayed or marked step on a thermometer scale. A 0.1°C display or scale increment does not by itself establish an accuracy of ±0.1°C.
The permitted difference from a reference temperature under stated test conditions. Where a tender requires a numeric tolerance, use the current verified specification for the exact model.
Mercury clinical thermometers remain a specialist product category with additional handling, transport, waste-management and destination-market considerations. Availability can vary by institutional policy and the applicable requirements for the destination.
Basal body temperature is recorded under consistent resting conditions, typically after waking and before normal activity. A sustained temperature rise can help indicate that ovulation has occurred. Illness, sleep disturbance, travel, medication and inconsistent measurement timing can influence the pattern.
Reusable contact thermometers should be cleaned, disinfected and stored according to the instructions supplied with the product and the facility's infection-control policy. Rectal or other higher-risk contact use requires particularly careful hygiene practice.
Non-contact infrared measurement reduces direct device-to-skin contact but the thermometer still requires routine cleaning and correct handling of the sensor area.
For specification-controlled purchasing, share the required model, quantity, delivery destination and any required technical or regulatory documentation. IndoSurgicals can then confirm the current supplied configuration and quotation terms.
Please send your Thermometers requirement with the required quantity and delivery destination to info@indosurgicals.com for current availability and quotation details.
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