Skin temperature biofeedback device

The digital thermometer is mainly used to measure the skin temperature of various parts of the human body, check the relaxation and tension level of the human psyche, measure emotional fluctuations and personality traits, and is an instrument for psychological teaching and experimental medical research. This instrument adopts advanced digital thermometer, mainly using K (CA) NiCr/NiAl alloy thermocouple temperature sensor to collect human temperature change signals.

Skin temperature biofeedback deviceMain technical indicators:

1Temperature measurement range: -50~199.9 ℃, 3.5-bit LCD display

2Temperature error: ± (0.2%+1 ℃), JIS C1602 0.75 level

3Sampling rate: 2.5 times/second

4. Power supply: 9V laminated battery

Skin temperature biofeedback deviceUsage:

1Insert the thermometer plug correctly into the temperature testing socket of the meter.

2Turn on the power, usually set to 0.1 ° C and ℃, and display room temperature.

3The top of the thermometer is in close contact with the surface of the skin to be measured, displaying the skin temperature in real-time.

Notes:

1When not in use for a long time, please remove the battery. When the battery is low, it displays "BT".

2No current or voltage measurements are allowed.

3Do not apply excessive force when measuring in contact with the surface. It is strictly prohibited to fold the test line forcefully. Once it breaks, it will be difficult to repair.

4The "HOLD" key is a function lock switch, which can permanently lock the LCD value when it is turned on. Only by opening and closing the HOLD lock switch can the new measured temperature be displayed. Therefore, when measuring, check that the switch is in the "off" state to ensure that the "H" symbol is not displayed on the LCD.

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