Forehead Thermometers
Diagnostic Thermometers
Ideal for monitoring surgery center patients, conducting employee self-health assessments for COVID, and monitoring children and adults at home.
Temperature Monitoring Solutions
Thermometers and Fever Indicators
Reusable Thermometer
Our reusable forehead thermometers provide a quick and easy solution to verify an individual’s temperature on demand.
Disposable Thermometer
Our adhesive-backed forehead thermometer provides an easy
way to protect your employees, customers, and yourself. Each thermometer has a
Fever Indicator
Ideal for when you need a simple indication of fever, our fever indicator shows a color change to note when
How Liquid Crystal thermometer Technology Works
Temperature Accuracy
Reading liquid crystal technology for accurate diagnostics is simply a matter of watching the device until the colors stop changing. Meeting FDA accuracy specifications of +/- 1.8ºF / 1ºC, temperature readings can be taken anytime, anywhere.
ATI’s forehead thermometers are backed with years of proven research, manufacturing support, and service. Designed for extended shelf life, ATI’s forehead thermometers are essential elements in any pandemic, flu, or emergency first aid kit.
Liquid Crystal Technology
Temperature indicating labels are designed to provide a clear visual indication and continuous monitoring for the temperature range that fits your product profile.
Using our color-changing technology, you will know within 15 seconds if there is a risk of fever. Unlike standard thermometers, these products are non-breakable and battery-free options. This technology is ideal for monitoring patients, employees, and customers for COVID fever symptoms.
FDA Medical II Device Classification
Our forehead thermometers are FDA Class II Medical Device; Class I medical device following EU 2017/745 and ISO 9001:2015 certifications.
Guidelines for monitoring temperature
Ideal for monitoring surgery center patients, conducting employee self-health assessments for COVID, and monitoring children and adults at home.
- Thermometers should be used indoors and at room temperature (approximately 68° – 86°F)
- Direct sunlight or strong heat should be avoided when taking temperature
- Do not take temperature if an individual has been eating, drinking, or exercising within the last 30 minutes
