Braun No touch + touch forehead thermometer with Age Precision®
SKU
BNT400EE
- Age Precision® technology - age-adjustable fever guidance
- Colour-coded display for easier interpretation of results
- Quick and convenient measurement in both no touch and touch mode
Forehead thermometer with both no touch and touch functions. Designed with convenience in mind, it allows you to take a measurement in only a couple of seconds by aiming in the middle of the forehead, in between the eyebrows.
- Age Precision® Technology - age-adjustable fever guidance
- Colour-coded temperature guidance for easier interpretation of results
- Silent mode for middle-of-the-night readings
- Backlight for night time readings
- Positioning guidance system
- Clinically-proven accuracy
- Food and liquid mode
- Braun No touch + touch mit Age Precision® thermometer
- Protective cap
- Owner's manual
- Quick Start Guide
- 2x AAA batteries
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No touch mode
No disturbing sleep
The non-invasive no touch mode takes readings from up to 2.5 centimetres away from the forehead. Perfect to take the temperature of a sleeping child without a sound.
Touch mode
Perfect for waking hours
The touch feature allows you to easily and quickly measure temperature with no need to swipe. Ideal for self-measurement or when a baby is awake.
Age Precision® Technology
Braun’s Age Precision® technology takes your child’s age into account when reading their temperature. It then colour-codes the reading so you can interpret it more easily.
Colour-coded temperature guidance
The back-lit, colour-coded display will let you know in a glance if if the temperature is normal (green), indicates fever (yellow) or high fever (red).
Positioning guidance system
The on-screen positioning system confirms proper distance for measuring temperature and the gentle aiming light directs you for correct aiming.
Award-winning fever thermometers
Winner of the IF product design award 2019.
