how far distance do the non touch thermometer work ? for taking Body temperature ??
seems to me alot of assholes just enjoy INTIMIDATING people by holding the thing toooo close to the forehead .
How far distance do the non touch thermometer work?
melani00 on 13/07/2020 - 17:00
Comments
Depends on the model. Average 5CM.
"alot of assholes just enjoy INTIMIDATING people" …. wot#
Google is ShXX . Too many cookies and spy thingys. I use Dockduckgo.com Less spies.
What's your opinion on 5G networks?
I microwave my masks to kill the 5G tracking antennas: https://www.reuters.com/article/idUSKBN24A2O1
Even my old ones have them, Bill Gates has been planning this for years!
(Say, does anyone know how to get rid of smoke smells?)
Depends on the gun, a google shows some detect up to 2 inches. others are 6
If you are male I would say grow some.
The one you've planned to buy Notouch Braun NTF3000 ThermometerNotouch Braun NTF3000 Thermometer was 5cm. You didn't know?
I’d get it as close to their head without touching their head. If I had to do it a lot I’m guessing I’d be telling people to stand still a lot and wiping the end of the thermometer from wobbly people head butting it. Sounds like a really shitty but very important job. And they are checking YOUR health and what they are doing is protecting your health even if you aren’t sick.
It got pointed at my jugular when I was screened
Why do you feel intimidated? Even if it touches your head all you have to do is rub some alcohol/sanitizer on there and it’s all good.
I have a Braun model and it says "error" if it's more than 5cm away. It even displays "<5cm" on the screen.
There's nothing intimidating about them at all!The other option would be to stick a thermometer in your ear, or worse in your rectum if you want the most accurate reading? It's up to you really.
I reckon if the thermometer picks up a high reading you should be allowed to whack people on the forehead with it.
"Bad person!"
"You are sick!"
"Go home!"
"Stay there!"
One use of thermal cameras is to check electronics for overheating. A few people on here would be aware of BigClive who does lighting for concerts etc, and mentioned when they point them at the crowds there is always a few people who register high temperatures. His comment was the number of people who venture out (deliberately or not) with a fever is rather high. Sitting next to those people for a few hours is probably not a good idea.
Because people at concerts would never be under the influence of certain recreational drugs that raise body temperature…
Yes, those oldies are always getting geared up at the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo and the like.
Definitely, why else would someone voluntarily listen to bagpipes.
its only intimidating if you let it be,