Digital body thermometer TFA 12.2055.10 — measurement range −40 to 60 °C, 910 g

TFA 12.2055.10 is a digital body thermometer designed to measure temperatures in the range of −40 to 60 °C. The device provides clear numeric readings suitable for routine health checks, screening and monitoring of fever. The thermometer is described as durable and weather resistant, with a separable scale and rod made of eloxed aluminium and an overall weight of 910 g. Its design includes a bimetallic POWER COIL and a visible pointer for straightforward interpretation of measured values.

Advantages

The thermometer combines a wide measurement range (−40 to 60 °C) with a clear numeric display for quick comprehension of results. Construction details such as the bimetallic POWER COIL and eloxed aluminium scale and rod contribute to mechanical stability and longevity. Weather resistant materials and the option to put the rod into the ground increase the possible locations for use. The separable scale and rod allow easier transport and storage.

Suitable for

• Routine personal health checks and fever monitoring
• Screening in clinical or care settings where numeric readouts are required
• Situations that require a durable, weather resistant thermometer

Key specifications

• Measurement range: −40 to 60 °C
• Weight: 910 g
• Construction: separable scale and rod in eloxed aluminium
• Design feature: bimetallic POWER COIL
• Weather resistance suitable for outdoor placement
• Colour and pointer: anthracite body with black pointer
• Dimensions referenced: Ø 270 mm, length 1190 mm

How to use

Place the thermometer so that the measuring element is exposed to the environment or body area being measured, following any local clinical guidance for body temperature measurement. If using outdoors or in a fixed location, the rod can be placed in the ground for stable mounting and the separable design allows assembly on site. Read the numeric display or pointer directly once the reading stabilises within the expected range. Handle the aluminium parts and pointer carefully to avoid mechanical damage.

Usage recommendations

For accurate and consistent measurements, ensure the thermometer is positioned correctly and allowed sufficient time to stabilise before recording the value. Protect the device from severe mechanical shock and extreme contaminants. Clean the measuring area gently according to hygiene requirements, and store the separable scale and rod in a dry place when not in use.