Non-Contact Veterinary Infrared Thermometer

• Precision Infrared Sensor: Detects infrared radiation from the target area for fast temperature measurement.
• Non-Contact Measurement: Reduces direct contact with animals and helps lower cross-contamination risk.
• One-Button Operation: Designed for rapid routine temperature checks in farm environments.
• Animal Temperature Mode: Provides a listed animal measurement range of 32.0–45.0°C.
• High Measurement Accuracy: Listed animal-mode accuracy is ±0.3°C.
• Short Measuring Distance: Recommended operating distance is approximately 1–5 cm.
• Dual Measurement Functions: Supports convenient switching between different temperature measurement modes.
• Portable Design: Compact handheld construction is convenient for livestock barns, veterinary checks and field use.
• Easy-to-Read Display: Digital screen allows operators to quickly review measurement results.

• Routine livestock temperature screening
• Pig and sow health monitoring
• Cattle temperature screening
• Sheep and goat health checks
• Veterinary field examinations
• Breeding farm health management
• Animal quarantine and observation areas
• Livestock transport and receiving inspection
• Commercial farm disease prevention programs

• Check the thermometer and display before each temperature screening session.
• Select the correct measurement mode before use.
• Maintain the recommended measuring distance of approximately 1–5 cm.
• Use a consistent anatomical measurement site when comparing temperatures between animals.
• Keep the infrared sensor lens clean and free from dust, moisture and contamination.
• Clean the housing with a soft cloth and a suitable equipment disinfectant when required.
• Do not immerse the instrument in water or spray liquid directly into the sensor opening.
• Avoid strong impacts, excessive heat and prolonged exposure to direct sunlight.
• Allow the thermometer to adapt to major changes in ambient temperature before taking critical measurements.
• Store the unit in a clean and dry location when not in use.

Q: What is this infrared thermometer mainly used for?
A: It is designed for rapid non-contact temperature screening of livestock and animals in farms, breeding facilities and veterinary applications.

Q: What is the animal temperature measurement range?
A: The listed animal temperature range is 32.0–45.0°C.

Q: What is the accuracy in animal mode?
A: The listed accuracy for animal temperature measurement is ±0.3°C.

Q: How far should the thermometer be from the animal?
A: The recommended measurement distance is approximately 1–5 cm.

Q: Does the thermometer need to touch the animal?
A: No. It uses infrared technology for non-contact temperature measurement.

Q: Why can infrared readings vary between measurements?
A: Hair, moisture, dirt, measurement location, distance and environmental temperature can affect surface infrared readings. Consistent measurement conditions help improve repeatability.

Q: Can it be used for herd health screening?
A: Yes. Non-contact measurement is useful for rapid screening of multiple animals and identifying individuals that may require further examination.

Q: Can infrared temperature measurement replace a veterinary clinical examination?
A: It is primarily a rapid screening tool. Abnormal readings should be confirmed using appropriate veterinary examination methods when necessary.