JOYTECH DET-306 User manual

Owner' s Manual
Infrared F orehead Thermometer
Model DET-306
Introduction
The DET-306 infrared forehead thermometer is specifically designed
for safe use.on the forehead. The Infrared Forehead Thermometer is
a deviee capable ofmeasuring people's body temperature by
detec ting the intensity ofinfrared light emitted from the forehead.
It converts the measured beat into a temperature reading displayed
on the LCD. The infrared forehead thermometer is intended for the
intermittent measurement ofhuman body temperature from the skin
surfa ce offorehead by people of ali ages. When properly used, it will
quickly assess your temperature in an accurate manner.
~ Please read ali instructions carefully and tboroughly
~ be fore using this product.
Warning :
!. There is no gender or age limitation for using infrared
forehead thermometer.
2. This thermometer is inte nded for home use on!y.
3.
Use of this Forehead thermom eter is not intended as a
s
ubstitute for con s ultation with y our physician.
4. Do not allow children to take the ir temp er atures un supervised,
sorne parts are sma ll enough to be swallowed.
5. Never immerse this deviee in water or other liquids(not
wa terproof).
6. Do not modify this equ ipment without aut horization of
m an ufacturer.
7. Do not expose the thermometer to temperature extremes
(below -25.C/-13•F or over ss•C/131. F) nor excessive
humidity (>95%RH).
8. Keep the battery away from children.
9. Rem ove battery from the deviee wh en not in operation for
a lon
gt ime.
Product Description
1.
Probe
2. START Button
3.
(!) Button
4.
,;, ;1f Button
5.
Battery Cover
LCD Display Introduction
Low voltage sign
1
88"'88AM OQ
1 • PM M
Memorymode
Forehead mode ,&.1J QQ
0E
Object mode -+--c='
Unit sign: 0( or °F
Temperature Indicator
Rea!Ti meCiock
ForeheadMode
ObjectMode
BeepAlarm
Me mory Mode
~c / ~FS witch
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Temperature resuit
Basic Functions
The real time c Jock will b~ rccorded with the rn emory function a nd
he lp y ou to recognize c a ch rn ca s ure ment res ult.
-Pleases ee the R cal time c Jock settings ect ion to le am how to
setupthetime in the firstuse.
The the rmomete r has b een des igne d forpr aetica 1 use . lt's not
mean! to replace a v islt to the doc tor. Pl esse a Iso remember to
compare the rn easurement re suit toyourr egu larbody temperature.
--P le ases cet he lllustra tion For Use s ectîon to !carn h ow to
me a
sure the body temperature.
Theo bject modes hows the a ct ua 1, u nadjus ted s urfn ce
temperatures, which is different from the body temperature. It ean
he lp you to monitor if theo bject tempera ture is s uita ble forthe baby
or patient. for example the b aby's rn ilk.
--P le ases ee the mus tra tion For Use section to le a rn h ow to
me a sure theo bject temperature.
Ifthermometerdeteets ab odytemperature > 37 .S"C(l OO.O"F)
un der fore head m ode, the re will be a 1 ong beep sou nd fo ll owed b y
three short bee p sou nd to wa rn the u ser .
The re a re e a ch 1Os ets rn emories for fore head a nd object
measurements. "Each m e m ory a iso records the rn eas urem ent
date /time/ mode icon.
Pie ases ee the Selecting A TemperatureS cale section to lea rn
how toc bange b etween Cels i us a nd Fahrenheit.
Forehead Thermomete r Advantages
Infrared Forehead Thermometer measures core body temperature,
which is the temperature of a body's vital organ s. (See Figure 1)
This
thermometer is designed to measure the temperature of the
skin surface over the temporal artery, a major artery of the head.
The temporal artery is connected to the he art via the carotid artery,
direct!y
leading from the aorta, the main trunk of the arterial syste m.
1t offers constant blood flow. Therefore , body temperature changes
are reflected sooner in the forehead than they are in other parts of
the body such as oral, rectal and underarm.
Vita l Organs
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Figure 1
Real Time Clock Setting
Wh en using thermometer for the first time , please set the parameters
of the thermometer. With the thermometer off, pre ss and hold
<9 BUTTONto enter into setting mode for 3 seconds.
LJLJ
CD Set the lime format
The deviee cao display the
ti me
in either an AM /PM (12-hour) or
a 24:00(24-hour) format. Press
and release START BUTTON to
select the format. With the preferred
ti me format on the display, press
(!) BUTTON, the Hour figure is
flashing automatically.
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0 Set the hour
Press and release the
START BUTTON to·advance
one hour until the correct hour appears.
After the
houris set, press (!) BUTTON, the Minute
figure is flashing automatically.

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® Set the minute
Press and reliiase the STARTBUTTON to advance
one minute until the co rr ect minute appears.
After the minute is set, press <!> BU TT ON, the Ye ar
figure is
fl ashing au to ma tica ll y.
@Set the year
Press and release the S TART BU ITON to advance
one yearuntil th e correct year appears.
A ft er the year is set, pres s<!> BUTTO N, the Month
figure will appea
r.
® Set the mon th
Press and release the STARTBUTTON to ad vance
one month
un ti l the correct mon th appears.
After the
mo nth is set, press <!> BUTTO N, the Date
fig ur e is flashing a ut omatically.
® Set the date
Press and release the ST
AR TBUTTON to adv an ce
one day
un ti l the correct mo nth appear s.
After the day is set, press <!> BUTTON to exit the
setti
ng mode.
Temperature Taking Hints
To ens ure that the reading always r eflec ts the body t emperat ure
a cc urately, you need to take ac count of the foll ow ing factors which
may af fect an accurate reading.
1. It is imp or tant to know each indivi dua l's normal tem p era tur e
when they are
wei l. Th is is the on!y way to accurately diagn ose
a fever. To determine normal temperatur e, take multiple r eadings
when healthy. Re-mea sure with a s tand ard digital the rmomet er
for conf ir mation.
2. U
ser s must be inside for 30 minutes before taking a measureme nt.
N ot e: Users and the ther mometer should be in the same ambient
t
emp erature for at !east l0 minutes befo re taking a r ead ing.
3. Us ers s hould not drink , eat, or be physi ca lly ac ti ve such as
ba thin g, show er ing, sh am p ooing and h air dr ying befo re/while
tak ing the me asurem ent. Rem ove hat and hair and wa it 10 minute s
bef ore tak ing a r eading .
4. Oils
or cosmetics on t he for ehead may give a lower temper at ur e
reading than the ac tuai one. Rem ove dirt from the forehead before
taking a me asur ement. Wail at !east 10 minutes after washing the
f
ore head area before ta king a r ea din g.
5.
Holding a band on the f oreh ead for an y len gt h of lim e will aff e ct
the tem pe rat ur e read ing.
6. Do not lake temperature ov er scar tissu e, open sores or a bra sio ns.
7. Do not u se the thermomet er on a perspiring or swea tin g forehead ,
as this may
affect the read ing.
8. Don't
lake a meas urement while or immediate !y after nur s ing a
bab y.
9. Do not use this ther mom eter outd oors.
JO. Do not take tem pe ratures with thi s th er m omete r near place s thal
ar e ver y hot, such as fireplace s and stoves.
1
1. The probe windo w of the thermometer is the most de licate part
of the deviee. Do not touch the probe windo w. The accuracy of
the rea ding m ay be aff e ct ed if the probe w indow is damaged or
dirty.
12. If the ther
mometer is stor ed in a significantly different
environment than tes ting location, pl ac e it in the tes ting location
for ap
pr oximately 30 minute s pr ior to u se .
13.
It is n ot in tend ed for use in the oxy g en rich env ironment and
pre se nce of flammable anesthetic mixt ur e w ith air , oxy gen or
nitrous oxi de.
Illustration For Use
.... To mea s ure forehead temp e ratur e:
1. Press the <!> BUTTON, The dis pla y is acti va ted to sh ow ali
s
egments .After self-checking Fi gure 2 a ppears on the display
s creen with beep s, so you can star! a ne w meas urem ent.
2 Aim the thermometer at the center of the forehead wi th a distance
of 2 to 3 cm(See figure 3) and th en pre ss the START BUTTON.
Note: Do not rem ove the thermometer from.the forehead before
hearing the final beep. A waiting period of3 second s between
testing is recommended to ensure complete accuracy.
3. Re
ad the temp er atur e on the displa y.
4. Press the
<!> B UTION to turn off.
.... Ho \Y to change the forehead mode and o bj ect m ode:
You can pres s ,;, l it BUTTON to switch the mode betwee n
Fo
rehead mode and Object mod e.
.... To measure obj ect t emperature :
1. Pres s the <!> BUTTON to turn on the ther mome ter, you can take
the ab ject tempe r ature after hear ing two beep sounds.(see fig ur e 4)
2. Aim the t
hermometer at the cente r of the abjec t you want to
me asure w ith a distance of 1 to 2 cm .
3.
Press t he STARTBUTTON and then read the tem perature on the
disp l ay .
4. Press the
<!> BUTTON to turn off.
1 5. nn
1 · uu
If
oc
Figure 4
....
Af ter meas u rement :
1. Power off: De viee will au tomaticall y shut o ff if l eft idle for
more th an 1 minute to extend battery li fe .
2.
Clean the pro be after each u se to ens ur e an ac cura te reading and
avoid cross contam in ation.
(See the section ofCa re an d Cl ea ning for d et ails.)
.... Tem pera tur e i nd ica tor :
In For ehe ad mode:
l. If the temperature reading is below 37.8° (( 1 00.0 °F ), a happ y face
Q will be displayed next to the reading.
2. If the temper ature rea ding is 3 7.8°(( 1 OO.O o F) or above, a bad face
Q will be disp layed next to the readin g.
Me m oryM ode
1. T he M em ory Mode can be accesse d et h er in foreh ead mode or
ab je ct mode:
When the
thermomet er ha s be en tu rned on and foll owe d by
F
igur e 2/4 or finished testing, pr ess and h old the <!> BUTT ON
for thr ee second s. The letter M will appe ar in the center righi
co
rner of the di splay. ( See Figure 5)
2. T he thermometer will automaticall y memori ze the las! 10
te
mperature readings. Each memory also records the
meas urement date /time/ mode icon. Each ti me the<!> BUTTON
is pres
se d, the sc reen displays past readings thal corre s pond
with a nu mber 1-10. The number 1 reflects the most recent
rea din g, while the number 10 reveals the oldest reading stored
in mem or y.(See Fi gur e 6)
3. In the
me mory mode, ,;, mark or if mark al ways exi st .
The user can pr ess the STÂRTBUTTON to take new
measurements.
•
,.,
Figure 5
M
oc
1
1
•
,.,
15.nn
1 ·uu M
Q oc
1 1 _1_1
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Figure 6
Selecting A Temperature Scale
1. Temperature reading s are av ailable in the Celsius ("C) or
F
ahrenheit (F) scale .
2. With
the thermometer off , press and hold the STARTBUTTON
f
or 3 seconds to enter into unit changing mode .
3.
Press and release START BUTTON to se lect the unit.
4.
Wh en the preferred unit on the display , press <!> BUTION to
e
xit the unit changing mode.

DO
Figure 7
Care And Cleaning
1. The probe wind ow must be kept clea n, dry, and und amage d at ali
times to ens
ur e accu rate readings. The accu racy of t emp erature
r eadings can be affected by damage to the probe window, or the
pre s enc e of dirt , fing erprints , e ar w ax , dust and ath er soiling
compound s on the probe wind ow . Degraded se nsor s can degra de
per formance or c ause other problems.
2. The
probe window is the most deli ca te part of the therrn omete r.
Use a s oft elat h slightly moistened with a 75% iso prop yl alcohol
solution to dis infect probe wind ow and the therrno rn eter. Do not
use abrasive cl
eaner s. After cl ea ning, allow at ! east 10 mi nutes
drying ti me before t ak ing tempera tures.
N
ote : Do not use any chernical other than is opr opyl alc ohol to
clean the probe window.
3.
Us e a s oft , dry elath to clean the ther mom eter dis pla y and
exterior.
4. The thermometer is not waterpro of. Do n ot s ubm erge the unit in
w
ater when cleaning.
5. Store
the therrnometer in a dr y location, free from dust and
con tamination and awa y from direct su nligh t.
6. Str ong electromagnet ic fields may int er fere with the proper
operation of the thermometer. Th e de viee need s spe cial
pr e-cautions regarding EM C accordi ng to the EMC inf orm ation.
7. Put the t
hermometer back to the orig in al packagin g after using.
Battery Replacem~nt
1. Rep lace batt ery wh en" è!Q " app ears in the upp er right co rner
of LCD displa y. (See Figur e 8)
2. Slide battery co
ver d ow n as sh awn in Figure 9.
3. Remove batter y and install2 new AAA al kaline batteries
as s ha wn in Figure 10 .
4.
Slide batter y caver back on.
Figure 8
1
0
Figure 9
Mcas ur ing range
Measu
ri ng site
Ref erence body s it e
Operation mode
Laboratory accuracy
Di splay re solution
Fi gure 10
Specifications
Fo rehcad mode: 34. 00C -43.0 "C(9 3. 2· F- 109.4"F)
Obj
ect mode: O" C- !OO"C (32"F- 21 2 "F)
Forehead(Forehead Mode)
Or al (This th ermomcter co nvcr ts th e fo re head temperat ur e
to display i
lS Ô ral e qui va l e nt. ~ )
Forehead mode(Adjustmode)
For e head mod e:
â 0.2 0C (0.4"F) during 3 5. 5"C -42.o"C(95.9"F- t0 7.6"F)
at 15 0C - 35"C (59 .0"F -95. 0"F) op erati ng temperature r an ge
à 0.3 "C (0.5"F) for othcr measuring an d opcrating
temperature range
Object mode: à 4% or à 2 • ((4~F) whi ch ev er is greater
Meas
ur e ti me Approximately 1second
Operatîng tempera
tur e 1 O"C - 40 .. C(So•F-104.F), 1S% -8 5 %R H, non-condens in g
range: Atmospheric
Pr ess ur e: 70 0hP a- 1 060 hPa
Stora
ge and transpo rt -2S"C - SS"C ( -13•F -131•F), 1 5%-9S o/. RH , non- co ndensing
temperature range Atm
os pheric Pr es sur e: 7 00 hPa - 10 60hPa
Clinical bias:
-0 .09"C(- 0. !6 "F)
Cli
ni cal accuracy Clînical repeatability:0. 13"C( 0.23°F)
Limits
ofagr ee me nt: 0. 87• (( 1.57°F)
Shock withstands d
ro po f3 feet
Dimension 153*
41*44mm
Weig ht Approx. 84g ram s( with batte ri es)
Battery DC3V(2ii AAA batter
y)
Battery !ife Approx. 1 year/ 60 00 readings
Expected service life
Thr ee ycars
lngr
ess protecting ra ting IP22
Trouble shoot ing
Err ormes sage
Pro bl em Solution
Er
1 Measurement before
Ta ke a measureme nt
un t il .&. or ill ap pe ar s
1 thermometer is ready on
th edisplay.
Place the th er mometer
Erë
1 The ambient temperature in a r
oom for at least 30
is not within the range minut
es at r oom
between lOo ( and 40°( temperat
ur e between
( 50 °F- 104 °F). 1OoCa
nd 40 °C
(5 0°F- 1 04° F)
E -~
The th er mometer is Read Illustration For
Use thoroughlya nd
r:t
placed in correct!y
ta ke a new temper atu re
or unsteady. measuremen
t.
Allow the thermometer
[_1_1 The thermometer to
re st in a room for at
sh
owing a rapid ambient !e
as t 30 minutes at
'-' 1 temperature change. room temperature:
between 1 OoC a nd 40 °C
(
50° F- l04°F)
Unload
the ba tte ry ,
Erc
w ai t for 1minute and
The thermometer is not rep
ower it. If th e
f
unctioning properly.
message reappe ars ,
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co ntact the retai l er
for se rvice.
Err or mess age
Problem Solution
In Forehe ad mode:
Te mperature taken is Re
ad Temper atu re Taking
higher than43.0 oc
Hl (
109 .4 °F). Hints Thoroug
hl y, then
ln O bj ec t mode: take a new temperature
Temperature taken is meas
ur eme n t.
higher than 1 00 oC
(2!2°F)
In Forehead mod e:
Temperature taken is Re
ad Temperature
1 l
owe r th an 34.0 °C Taking Hints thoroug
hl y ,
(93 . 2° F). then make s
ur e the lens
1_[1
lnO bje ct mode: filter
~ r e clean, then take
Te mperature taken is a new temperature
lowe r th an 0°( measu
re rn ent.
(32° F).
The thermomet er coul d Replace two
new
CZ!
not wo rk due to l aw
al ka line ba tt e ri es
batter y.
sizeAAA.
Calib rat i on
The thermometer is initia l! y ca libraled at the ti me of manufacture.
If the thermomete r is used accor ding to the use instruct ion, periodic
re adjustment is not req uir ed. H owever , We r eco m men ds c he c king
ca libratio n every two yea rs or w hen eve r clini cal accuracy of the
thermo
me ter is in question. Please send the complete deviee to the
dealers or manufacturer.
The ab ove recommendations do not s upersede the legal requirements.
The u ser must always comply with legal requirements for the contro l
of the me asurement , functionality, and accuracy of the deviee which
are requ ir ed by the scope of relevant laws, directives or ordinances
w here the deviee is used .
A
clinic al summary and procedures for checking calibration are
ava ilable upon request.(Turn on the thermometer and press the power
b utton long time until entering into calibra te mode , software version
will be di splayed.)
[!] Type BF applied.part
D
îr e ctCur re nt
Disposai
of this product a nd used batteries should be car ri ed o ut in accordance
with the national regulations for
th e disposai of electronic products
Consult Accomp
an ying Documents
Batch Code
J--$S 'C Storage and Transportation Temperature Limit:
·"" .Il -l3°F-13l°F(-25°C- 55°C)
Service
The the r mometer has a limited one year warranty. Do not attempt
to disass emble or repair the ther mometer by yourself. Should
se rvice be required during or after the warranty period you must
co ntact the manufacturer. Repackage the thermometer carefully in
its
original packaging or securely pack to a void damage during
s hipping . Include the original sales slip indicating the date of
purcha se , a note describing the problem, and your return address.
Send the thermometer prepaid and insured.
The lay operator or lay responsible organization should contact the
manufacturer or the manufacturer's representative:

-for assistance , ifn e eded , in setting up, using or mainta ining the
therm
ometer; or
-to r eport unexpected ope r ation or events.
Warranty
This appliance conforms to the following standards:
ISO 80601-2-56 Medical electrical equipment - P art 2-56:
Particular requirements for basic safety and essen tial performance
of clinical thermometer s for body temperature measurement ,
IEC 60601-1-11
Medi ca l electrical equipment -P art 1-11 : General
requirements for basic s afety an d essentia l p erformance -Co llater al
Standard : Requirement s for medica l el ectr i ca l equipment and
medical electrical s ystems used in the home healt hcare env ironment
and complie s with the requireme nts ofiEC 6060 l-l-2{EMC),
IEC 6060 1-l(Safety) standards. And the manufacturer is ISO 13485
certified.
Thermometer is warranted by ma nu facture to be free from defects in
material and
workmans hip un der normal use and service for a period
of one year from the date of delivery to the first user who purchases
the instrument. This warranty does not co ver batteries , damage to the
probe window, or damage to the instrument caused by misuse,
negligence or accident , and ex tends to only to the first purcha s er of
the product.
Electromagnetic Compatibility Information
The deviee s atisfie s the EMC requirements of the international
sta nd ard IEC 6 0601-1-2. The requirements are satisfied under
the condition s desc ribed in the table below . The deviee is an
ele ctri cal medic al produ ct and is subject to specia l precaut i onary
measures with r ega rd to EM C which mu st be published in the
instruction s for use. Portable and mobile HF communications
equipment can af f ect the deviee . Use of the unit in conjunction
with non-approved acces s ories can affect the· de vice negativ el y
and alter t he electroma g netic compatibility. The de viee should
not be used direct!y adja ce nt to or betw een othe r
ele
ct rica l equipm ent.
Table 1
Guidance and declarauon of manufacturer -electromagnelic: emiSSIOns
The dev i ee is intended fo r use m the el ectromagnetic environment specified below.
Th e c ustomer or the user of the dev iee sh oul d a ss ure tbat it is u sed in su ch an envi ro nment .
Emissions test
RF emissions CISPR 11
Rf emissions CISPR l 1
Harmonie emissions
IEC61000-3 -2
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nic ke r emissions
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Warning:
Compliance
Group 1
ClassB
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Electromagnetic envi r onment-guidance
The deviee u ses RF ener gy only for its internai function.
Ther
efo re, its emissions are very l ow and are not likely 10
cause any interference in nearby elecuonic eq uipm ent.
Thede\·ice is sultable for us e in ali establi s hments ,
mcludtng do mc stic establ is hments and those d irectly
connected to the publ ic IOW·\'Oitage power su ppl y
nctwork thal supplies buildings used for domcstic
purposes.
1. The Use of this equipment adjacent to or stacked with other equipment should be
avoided because it could result in impr
operoperation. lfsuch use is necessary, this
equipment and t
he other cquipment should be observed to verify that they are
operating normally.)
2. Portable RF communications equipment (including peripherals such as antenna
cables and externat antennas) should be used no cl
oser than 30 cm (12 inches) to any
part
of the [ME EQUIPMENT or ME SYSTEM), including cables specified by the
manufacturer. Otherwise, d
eg radation of the performance of this equipment couid
result.
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The deviee is intendcd for use in the c\cctromagn ctic coviro omeot specified below.
The cu stome r or the us er of the devic:e should u sure that it is U5Cd in su ch an cnvir onmc nt.
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Tablc4
710MH:t.745
MHZ,780MHz
9V/m
810MHz,870
MHZ,930MHz
28VIm
710MH:t.74S
1-fHZ. 780MHz
9V/m
810MH:t,870
MHZ.930MHz
28V /m
1720 MH:t,l845 1720MHz,i845
MHZ.1970MHl. MHZ,l970
MH :t
2SV /m 2 SV/ m
24SOM H z. 2SV 24SO MH z. 2SV
lm
S2 40 MH z,5SOO S2 40 MH z.55 00
MH Z.5 7SS MH z MHZ. 57SS MH z
9V/m 9V/m
Portable and mobile
RF communtcations cquipmcnt
sho
uldbeu s ednocl os crt oa ny panoft he dcvicc,
in cluding u blcs,thanth e rcco mmcnded scparation
db ta nc eca lculated fr omthe equati ona pplieab leto
t hcf requc neyof thetransmi ct cr.
Reco mm c nd cd sepcrationdis ton cc
.! r:; ~\.:'Jo 80 MH z to 800 Mlh
u' r; ]v'Ï' II OOMHzto2.7Ghz
••:hcrc:Pisth
cm uimum outputpo wc rrat i ns oft hc
transm mcr in wans (W )acco rdingtoth ctransm·
merm an ufacturc runddt sthcrecommendcd
sep~rationdista n cei n me tr es( m) .
Ftcld streng th ~ from l he d RF transmitters, as
determi
ne dby an clectromagnc ticsitc survey ,a
lhould bc less thanth eco mplia nccie v cltn eacb
frequcncynmgc.
Jntcrferencc
ma yoccurin thc vicinit yo fcquipmcnt
markc
dwit hthe follow in gsy mbol:
Rccommendcd separa
ti ondistancesbctwcen portable and mobile RF communications eq ui pm ent and
the deviee
The devic
ei si ntendc dforu se î na nclcctromagnetic em·iron menttnwhich radiatcd thcr cf ore
dtsturbances arc contro
ll cd. The customcr or the user of the deviee can hclp prevent clcctromasnetic
interference by maintaining a mini mum distance betwecn portable and mobile
RF communic al! ons
equipment (transmittcrs) and the de\'ice as rccommcndcd bclow, according to
th e mu imum output
power
of the communications cquipmcn t.
Ratcd ma ximum output power
oftnnsmi tt er
Separationd istanccaccord ingto frequen cyof transmitter
rn
80 MHz to 800 MHz
800M H zto2.7G Hz
d•I~J/P
E d·
ff ! ·lP
0.01 0.12 0.23
0.38 0.73
1.2 2.3
10 3.8 7.3
100
12 23
For transmittcrs rated at a maximum output po ... •c r not liste d abovc, the recommendcd se paration
distancc
dinmc tres (m)canbecstimatedusingtheequali on appl icablct o thefrcquen cy ofthe
transmitte r, whcre Pi s the maximum output power rating of the trans mittcrin watts{W) aceording to
the trans
mittcrm anu facturcr.
NOTE! At
S:O MH z and 800 MHz, t he separation distance for the hiscr frcquency range applics.
NO TEl Thesc guide!ines may not apply in ali sttuations. Elcctroma snctic propagation is aff ccted by
absorpti
onandrcfl c ctionfrom st ructures,obj c ctsandpeopl e.
JO YTECH HEALTHCARE CO. LTD .
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Manufacturer:
No.365,Wuzhou Road,Yuhang Economie Development Zone,
hangzhou city, 3 1 11 00 zhejiang, China
Telephone: +86·571 ·8 19 57767
Fax: +8 6·571·8 1957750
Made in China
( E The product is in
comp li an ce with the rcquiremen ts of
0 19 7 MDD
.93 /42/EEC, "0 197" is the identification number
ofnollfy body ;
European Authorized Representative:
Shanghai International Holding Corp. GmbH {Europe)
Eiffcstr asse 80, 20537 Hamburg, Germany
Document No.: JDET-0604-005
Artic le No.: 00 1
Version: B
Dateoflssue : 20 17 -1 2