Thermometer Intec HM 368 — non-contact infrared thermometer, model HM-368

The Intec HM 368 non-contact infrared thermometer is designed for rapid surface and body temperature measurements without physical contact. It uses an infrared sensor to detect thermal radiation and convert it into a temperature reading, allowing quick screening in clinical settings, at home, in childcare environments, and in workplace checks. The compact design and simple controls make it suitable for repeated use where hygiene and speed are priorities.

Advantages

The thermometer delivers fast readings using infrared technology, minimizing the need for physical contact and reducing cross-contamination risk. Its straightforward operation enables quick measurements by non-specialist users and supports both surface and body temperature modes. The device is lightweight and portable, which facilitates use in different locations and for spot checks. Readings are presented clearly to allow immediate assessment.

Suitable for

• Clinical screening and triage where rapid temperature checks are required
• Home monitoring of body temperature for adults and children
• Childcare and school settings for non-invasive checks
• Workplace entry screening and on-site spot checks

Key specifications

• Measurement principle: non-contact infrared sensing
• Measurement targets: body and surface temperatures
• Response time: rapid measurement within seconds
• Display: clear numeric readout for quick interpretation
• Portability: compact and lightweight handheld design

How to use

Point the thermometer at the forehead or target surface from the recommended distance specified in the device manual, then activate the measurement using the device button. Hold the instrument steady until the reading appears on the display. For body temperature, ensure the forehead is uncovered and free from sweat, cosmetics, or coverings. For surface measurements, aim at a clean, dry area and avoid reflective surfaces that may affect accuracy. Follow any calibration or mode-switching steps described in the manual to select body or surface measurement modes.

Usage recommendations

Use the thermometer in stable ambient conditions and allow the device to acclimatize to the room temperature before use. Keep the sensor area clean and avoid exposing the instrument to strong sunlight, drafts, or extreme temperatures. When measuring body temperature, take multiple readings if needed and follow local clinical or workplace protocols for interpreting elevated temperatures.