Specially designed housing with lanyard attachment for enhanced removal
Includes five probe sheaths
Integral carry case
Each in polybag, 12/carton, 144/case
Meets the accuracy requirements for intermittent thermometers under ASTM E1112
Manufacturer
ADC
Sold By
Single Piece
How accurate is the Adtemp 422 in different temperature environments?
The Adtemp 422 Veterinary Thermometer maintains an accuracy of ±.2°F within the range of 90.0°F to 109.9°F or ±.1°C within 32.0°C to 43.9°C, depending on the scale selection [Product Specs].
Is the thermometer suitable for all types of animals, or are there specific restrictions?
This thermometer is designed for veterinary use, making it suitable for a diverse range of animals; however, always consider the specific needs and anatomy of each animal [Manufacturer Info].
What makes this veterinary thermometer stand out from other models available for pets?
The Adtemp 422 stands out due to its fast 10-second read time, replaceable battery with approximately 5000 measurements, and compliance with ASTM E1112 for accuracy [Product Specs][Industry Standards].
How easy is it to replace the battery and where can I purchase compatible replacements?
Replacing the battery in the Adtemp 422 is straightforward, requiring a standard 1.55V (LR41) battery, which is commonly available at electronics or general stores [Product Specs].
How should I properly clean and store the probe after each use to ensure hygiene?
Clean the probe with a disinfectant appropriate for veterinary use and store it in the integral carry case provided, ensuring the device is kept in a cool, dry place [Manufacturer Info].
If the thermometer stops working suddenly, what troubleshooting steps should I follow?
Check and replace the battery if necessary, ensure the probe is clean and not damaged, and consult the manufacturer's guidelines or contact support for further troubleshooting [Manufacturer Info].
In what ways does using the protective probe sheaths benefit the accuracy or safety?
Using the protective probe sheaths helps maintain hygiene, prevent cross-contamination between uses, and may enhance the lifespan and accuracy of the probe [Manufacturer Info].
Can I use this thermometer for both rectal and oral measurements in animals, and does the method affect its readings?
The thermometer is typically used for rectal measurements in veterinary settings; using it orally is not recommended as it may affect the accuracy and hygiene [Manufacturer Info].
Are there any regulatory certifications that guarantee its performance standards?
The Adtemp 422 meets the accuracy requirements for intermittent thermometers under ASTM E1112, ensuring reliable performance in veterinary care settings [Industry Standards].
ADCItem # Dealmed item number: 422000MPN Manufacturer part number: 422
Specially designed housing with lanyard attachment for enhanced removal
Includes five probe sheaths
Integral carry case
Each in polybag, 12/carton, 144/case
Meets the accuracy requirements for intermittent thermometers under ASTM E1112
Manufacturer
ADC
Sold By
Single Piece
How accurate is the Adtemp 422 in different temperature environments?
The Adtemp 422 Veterinary Thermometer maintains an accuracy of ±.2°F within the range of 90.0°F to 109.9°F or ±.1°C within 32.0°C to 43.9°C, depending on the scale selection [Product Specs].
Is the thermometer suitable for all types of animals, or are there specific restrictions?
This thermometer is designed for veterinary use, making it suitable for a diverse range of animals; however, always consider the specific needs and anatomy of each animal [Manufacturer Info].
What makes this veterinary thermometer stand out from other models available for pets?
The Adtemp 422 stands out due to its fast 10-second read time, replaceable battery with approximately 5000 measurements, and compliance with ASTM E1112 for accuracy [Product Specs][Industry Standards].
How easy is it to replace the battery and where can I purchase compatible replacements?
Replacing the battery in the Adtemp 422 is straightforward, requiring a standard 1.55V (LR41) battery, which is commonly available at electronics or general stores [Product Specs].
How should I properly clean and store the probe after each use to ensure hygiene?
Clean the probe with a disinfectant appropriate for veterinary use and store it in the integral carry case provided, ensuring the device is kept in a cool, dry place [Manufacturer Info].
If the thermometer stops working suddenly, what troubleshooting steps should I follow?
Check and replace the battery if necessary, ensure the probe is clean and not damaged, and consult the manufacturer's guidelines or contact support for further troubleshooting [Manufacturer Info].
In what ways does using the protective probe sheaths benefit the accuracy or safety?
Using the protective probe sheaths helps maintain hygiene, prevent cross-contamination between uses, and may enhance the lifespan and accuracy of the probe [Manufacturer Info].
Can I use this thermometer for both rectal and oral measurements in animals, and does the method affect its readings?
The thermometer is typically used for rectal measurements in veterinary settings; using it orally is not recommended as it may affect the accuracy and hygiene [Manufacturer Info].
Are there any regulatory certifications that guarantee its performance standards?
The Adtemp 422 meets the accuracy requirements for intermittent thermometers under ASTM E1112, ensuring reliable performance in veterinary care settings [Industry Standards].
Specially designed housing with lanyard attachment for enhanced removal
Includes five probe sheaths
Integral carry case
Each in polybag, 12/carton, 144/case
Meets the accuracy requirements for intermittent thermometers under ASTM E1112
Manufacturer
ADC
Sold By
Single Piece
How accurate is the Adtemp 422 in different temperature environments?
The Adtemp 422 Veterinary Thermometer maintains an accuracy of ±.2°F within the range of 90.0°F to 109.9°F or ±.1°C within 32.0°C to 43.9°C, depending on the scale selection [Product Specs].
Is the thermometer suitable for all types of animals, or are there specific restrictions?
This thermometer is designed for veterinary use, making it suitable for a diverse range of animals; however, always consider the specific needs and anatomy of each animal [Manufacturer Info].
What makes this veterinary thermometer stand out from other models available for pets?
The Adtemp 422 stands out due to its fast 10-second read time, replaceable battery with approximately 5000 measurements, and compliance with ASTM E1112 for accuracy [Product Specs][Industry Standards].
How easy is it to replace the battery and where can I purchase compatible replacements?
Replacing the battery in the Adtemp 422 is straightforward, requiring a standard 1.55V (LR41) battery, which is commonly available at electronics or general stores [Product Specs].
How should I properly clean and store the probe after each use to ensure hygiene?
Clean the probe with a disinfectant appropriate for veterinary use and store it in the integral carry case provided, ensuring the device is kept in a cool, dry place [Manufacturer Info].
If the thermometer stops working suddenly, what troubleshooting steps should I follow?
Check and replace the battery if necessary, ensure the probe is clean and not damaged, and consult the manufacturer's guidelines or contact support for further troubleshooting [Manufacturer Info].
In what ways does using the protective probe sheaths benefit the accuracy or safety?
Using the protective probe sheaths helps maintain hygiene, prevent cross-contamination between uses, and may enhance the lifespan and accuracy of the probe [Manufacturer Info].
Can I use this thermometer for both rectal and oral measurements in animals, and does the method affect its readings?
The thermometer is typically used for rectal measurements in veterinary settings; using it orally is not recommended as it may affect the accuracy and hygiene [Manufacturer Info].
Are there any regulatory certifications that guarantee its performance standards?
The Adtemp 422 meets the accuracy requirements for intermittent thermometers under ASTM E1112, ensuring reliable performance in veterinary care settings [Industry Standards].
Adtemp™ 422 Veterinary Thermometer
Range 90.0°F to 109.9°F ±.2°F or 32.0°C to 43.9°C ±.1°C depending upon scale selection
Specially designed housing with lanyard attachment for enhanced removal
Includes five probe sheaths
Integral carry case
Each in polybag, 12/carton, 144/case
Meets the accuracy requirements for intermittent thermometers under ASTM E1112
Manufacturer
ADC
Sold By
Single Piece
How accurate is the Adtemp 422 in different temperature environments?
The Adtemp 422 Veterinary Thermometer maintains an accuracy of ±.2°F within the range of 90.0°F to 109.9°F or ±.1°C within 32.0°C to 43.9°C, depending on the scale selection [Product Specs].
Is the thermometer suitable for all types of animals, or are there specific restrictions?
This thermometer is designed for veterinary use, making it suitable for a diverse range of animals; however, always consider the specific needs and anatomy of each animal [Manufacturer Info].
What makes this veterinary thermometer stand out from other models available for pets?
The Adtemp 422 stands out due to its fast 10-second read time, replaceable battery with approximately 5000 measurements, and compliance with ASTM E1112 for accuracy [Product Specs][Industry Standards].
How easy is it to replace the battery and where can I purchase compatible replacements?
Replacing the battery in the Adtemp 422 is straightforward, requiring a standard 1.55V (LR41) battery, which is commonly available at electronics or general stores [Product Specs].
How should I properly clean and store the probe after each use to ensure hygiene?
Clean the probe with a disinfectant appropriate for veterinary use and store it in the integral carry case provided, ensuring the device is kept in a cool, dry place [Manufacturer Info].
If the thermometer stops working suddenly, what troubleshooting steps should I follow?
Check and replace the battery if necessary, ensure the probe is clean and not damaged, and consult the manufacturer's guidelines or contact support for further troubleshooting [Manufacturer Info].
In what ways does using the protective probe sheaths benefit the accuracy or safety?
Using the protective probe sheaths helps maintain hygiene, prevent cross-contamination between uses, and may enhance the lifespan and accuracy of the probe [Manufacturer Info].
Can I use this thermometer for both rectal and oral measurements in animals, and does the method affect its readings?
The thermometer is typically used for rectal measurements in veterinary settings; using it orally is not recommended as it may affect the accuracy and hygiene [Manufacturer Info].
Are there any regulatory certifications that guarantee its performance standards?
The Adtemp 422 meets the accuracy requirements for intermittent thermometers under ASTM E1112, ensuring reliable performance in veterinary care settings [Industry Standards].