Comparison Little Doctor LD-302 vs Little Doctor LD-301
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|---|---|---|
| Little Doctor LD-302 | Little Doctor LD-301 | |
from $5.04 up to $7.00 | from $4.08 up to $5.68 | |
| TOP sellers | ||
| Type | contact | contact |
| Application area | axillary oral rectal | axillary oral rectal |
Measurements | ||
| Measurement duration | 180 с | 180 с |
| Measurement range | 35.5-42 °C | 35.5-42 °C |
| Measurement accuracy | 0.1 °C | 0.05 °C |
General | ||
| Reading memory | 1 pcs | 1 pcs |
| Sound signal |  | |
| Waterproof case | | |
| Flexible tip | |  |
| Case included | | |
| Power source | 1хLR41 | 1хLR41 |
| Added to E-Catalog | march 2016 | march 2016 |
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Measurement accuracy
The extent to which a device deviates from the actual temperature during measurements determines its accuracy. Even the least accurate electronic medical thermometers today have a maximum deviation of 0.3 °C, sufficient for everyday and basic medical use. Common models offer even higher accuracy, with deviations as low as 0.1 °C or 0.2 °C, making the pursuit of maximum accuracy necessary only in specific scenarios.
Flexible tip
The presence of a flexible tip in the design. This feature is characteristic only for contact models (see "Type") — it is not required for an IR thermometer. A flexible tip can in some cases simplify the use of the thermometer (particularly for rectal measurements) and also reduce the risk of breakage (for example, a small child trying to break the device will only bend it instead).