ziso M3 Infrared Electronic Thermometer

Introduction

Specification

1. Accuracy: ± 0.2 degrees (34 – 45 ºC, place it in the operating environment for 30 minutes before use)
2. Abnormal automatic alarm: flashing + “Di Di” sound
3.  Automatic measurement: measuring distance 5cm -10cm
4. Screen: Digital display
5. Charging method: USB charging or battery(18650 Li- ion).
6. Install method: nail hook (optional), double-sided adhesive sticking, bracket fixing(optional)
7. Environment temperature: 10ºC-40ºC (Recommended 15ºC∼35ºC)
8. Infrared measuring range: 0 – 50 ºC
9. Response time: 0.5s
10. Input: DC 5V
11. Net weight: 350g
12. Dimension: 170* 115* 140mm
13. Standby: About one week
14. Counting capacity: 999

Status Description

1. Standby. The red dot in the bottom of the display lights up in turn.(Fig.1)
   
2. Insufficient power: The horizontal bar lights up in the middle of the display. (Fig. 2)
   
3. Normal temperature: Flashing green lights and alarm “Di”.(Fig. 3)
   
4. Abnormal temperature: Flashing red lights and alarm “Di Di”. (Fig 4)
   
5. Default (bod object mode)
   “Lo”: Ultra-low temperature alarm. (Fig. 5)
   
   “HI”: Ultra-high temperature alarm. (Fig .6)
   

Operation Instruction

1. Temperature measurement: Front of the thermometer and approach it within 5-10 cm. (Fig 7)
   
2. Mode switching : There is a small hole on the back of the device(Fig. 8).
   You can use a 3mm diameter screwdriver to insert the hole and then press the button.
   (1) Temperature unit: Press ‘mode switch hole’ then select “C” or “F” (Fig.9, 10) C: Celsius F: Fahrenheit
   
   (2) Mode: Long press mode switch hole for 3 seconds to switch the temperature measurement mode (Sur. surface mode, bod: object mode, Cou: counting mode)
   
3. install and replace battery
   (1) Remove three screws
   (2) Open the back base and install 18650 Li battery
   
4. install method
   

Documents / Resources

ziso M3 Infrared Electronic Thermometer [pdf] User Guide M3, Infrared Electronic Thermometer, M3 Infrared Electronic Thermometer, Electronic Thermometer

References

• User Manual