Clinical thermometer HERDEGEN DieMaus Clinical Thermometer Mouse — digital patient thermometer

HERDEGEN DieMaus Clinical Thermometer Mouse is a compact digital patient thermometer designed for fast and precise body temperature measurements. Its ergonomic mouse-shaped housing provides comfortable handling for both clinical personnel and caregivers at home. The device is suitable for measuring oral, axillary or rectal body temperature in infants, children and adults where quick, reliable readings are required.

Advantages

The thermometer provides rapid digital readings with a clear display for easy interpretation. Its compact size and contoured shape enable stable placement and comfortable use during measurement. The design focuses on hygiene and ease of cleaning, and the construction supports robust everyday use in clinical and home environments. The device operates on battery power for portable, on-demand temperature checks.

Suitable for

• Monitoring body temperature in infants and children
• Routine patient checks in clinical settings
• Home health monitoring for adults
• Quick screening when immediate temperature information is needed

Key specifications

• Digital measurement technology for rapid temperature acquisition
• Ergonomic mouse-shaped handheld housing for comfortable handling
• Clear numerical display for easy reading of results
• Battery-powered operation for portable use
• Suitable for oral, axillary and rectal measurements

How to use

Ensure the device has a functioning battery and the probe is clean before use. For oral measurement, place the probe under the tongue and keep the mouth closed until the reading is complete. For axillary measurement, position the probe in the armpit with direct contact to the skin and lower the arm to hold it steady. For rectal measurement, apply a suitable amount of lubricant and insert the probe gently according to standard clinical practice. Wait until the device signals that the reading is complete, then read the temperature on the display. Clean and disinfect the probe after each use following recommended procedures.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate measurement sites for accurate results and follow local clinical guidelines for probe hygiene and disinfection. Replace batteries as needed and routinely inspect the housing and display for damage. When measuring infants and patients unable to cooperate, ensure stable positioning to avoid measurement errors.