How to Use the Braun® NTF3000 No Touch plus Forehead Thermometer

Fig.1 
Professional
accuracy

By Gary Boutin

Tools and Supplies:
Braun®  NTF3000US Braun No Touch plus Forehead Thermometer

Having used mercury free glass thermometer most of my life, we purchased the new updated Braun® NTF3000 Digital, No Touch plus Forehead Thermometer.

This post shows the five steps that highlight the Braun thermometer. 

Step 1: Fig.1 is the Braun® NTF3000 professional accuracy thermometer. The new thermometer in its packaging.  
Step 2: Fig.2 shows the Braun® NTF3000 features. For example, no touch forehead thermometer, comes with a protective cap, and uses two AA alkaline batteries.

Fig.2 Braun® features

Step 3: Fig.3 through fig.5 shows the battery compartment of the thermometer. Fig.3 shows the back if thermometer and it comes with a phone number if you need help. Fig.4 shows the battery compartment open for the new batteries. Fig.5 shows that this thermometer comes with Maxell alkaline AA batteries.

Fig.3 Back of thermometer

Fig.4 Battery compartment

Fig.5 Maxell AA Batteries

Step 4: Fig.6 shows up of this Braun® NTF3000 thermometer.

Fig.6 Digital read out

Step 5: It's a little difficult to find a digital copy of the Braun® NTF3000 No Touch plus Forehead Thermometer.

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