SureTemp Plus 692 Wall Mount Rectal Thermometer - N

The Welch Allyn SureTemp Plus 692 Wall-Mount Rectal Thermometer is a high-performance clinical thermometer designed for institutions demanding fast, accurate temperature measurements across patient populations. Engineered for use in high-volume environments, it mounts securely on the wall for convenient access while minimizing theft risk. Its standout features support both rectal and axillary applications, making it ideal for pediatric and adult use alike.

This system utilizes exclusive SureTemp thermometry technology to deliver rapid results: approximately 10–13 seconds for pediatric axillary or rectal readings and 12–15 seconds for adult axillary. A large back-lit LCD displays readings in either Fahrenheit or Celsius and includes a last-temperature recall button for efficient workflow. For added patient safety, the unit features interchangeable, color-coded probe wells (oral/axillary vs rectal) to reduce cross-contamination risk. Additional premium amenities include a 60-second pulse/respiration timer, a user-selectable icon display to identify thermometer mode or location, and security features such as instrument ID and anti-theft mounting. Powered by three AA batteries, the unit can perform thousands of readings before replacement is needed.

Key Features

• Wall-mounted design with anti-theft bracket and location ID display, helping safeguard equipment in clinical settings
• Rapid measurements: approximately 10–13 seconds for rectal or pediatric axillary, and 12–15 seconds adult axillary readings
• Large back-lit LCD supports both Fahrenheit and Celsius display modes
• Interchangeable probe wells and rectal/axillary probes to reduce cross-contamination risk
• Built-in pulse/respiration timer enables dual-vital monitoring
• Storage compartment supports 25+ probe covers for streamlined workflow
• Last-temperature recall button and ergonomic rubberized grips support ease of use
• Operates on three AA batteries, offering high patient throughput with minimal downtime