A box-packed ear thermometer probe cover capable of preventing contact infection comprises a packing box, a plurality of stacked ear thermometer probe covers, and a cover holder, wherein an opening which can be opened and closed is formed in the top of the packing box, a long slot is formed in a side face of the packing box, ear thermometer probe covers are placed in the packing box, each ear thermometer probe cover comprises a container structure and a container space, a cover holder is disposed below the lowest ear thermometer probe cover and comprises a sealing wall, a top surface and a suspension structure suspended on the top surface, the ear thermometer probe covers are supported by the cover holder, and the sealing wall extends upwards to the opening and seals the long slot.

An infrared thermometer (10), comprising a handheld part (12) and a head (11) connected to the handheld part (12). The head (11) comprises a bottom shell (112); an infrared sensor (113) configured to measure the temperature of an object to be measured; a holder (114) configured to hold the infrared sensor (113) in the bottom shell (112); a housing (111) configured to accommodate the infrared sensor (113) and the holder (114), and combined with the bottom shell (112); a first conductor (115) arranged on the housing (111); and a second conductor (116) arranged between the first conductor (115) and the handheld part (12) and adjacent to the holder (114) wherein the first conductor (115) and the second conductor (116) are capacitive sensors.

A temperature measurement system includes a temperature probe including a temperature sensor. The system also includes a reader, and a controller in communication with the temperature sensor and the reader. The system further includes a container housing a plurality of probe covers associated with the temperature probe. The container includes an information feature providing information related to the plurality of probe covers. The reader is configured to read the information and direct a signal to the controller indicative of the information.

A probe cover for medical thermometer has a matching feature for preventing its use with an incompatible thermometer. A mechanical matching feature of the probe cover includes at least one of a fold, a step, or a series of holes or indentations that are respectively matched to a ridge, a valley or series of pins formed on the front end of a compatible thermometer. When applied to the compatible thermometer, the mechanical matching feature permits the probe cover to be fully seated on and retained by the probe, thereby placing the thermometer in condition for use. Alternatively, an opto-electronic matching feature of the probe cover includes a reflective layer for use with an opto-electronic detection circuit of a compatible thermometer. When applied to the compatible thermometer, the opto-electronic detection detects the reflective layer and places the compatible thermometer in an operational state for use.

A covering cap, in particular for placing on a skin analyzer, contains an end wall bounded by a circumferential edge, and a circumferential wall adjoining the circumferential edge of the end wall. At least one part of the covering cap has a thickness that is less than a thickness of the circumferential wall in a portion of the circumferential wall that lies in the region or end of the circumferential wall remote from the end wall. The end wall is of a gas-permeable configuration.

A consumable cored wire for measuring a temperature of a molten steel bath includes an optical fiber and a cover laterally surrounding the optical fiber in a plurality of layers. One layer is a metal pipe, also called metal jacket or metal tube. An intermediate layer, also called filler, is arranged beneath the metal tube. The intermediate layer is a rope.

An insertion detector for monitoring a position of a medical probe relative to a body cavity of a patient, the probe incorporates a proximity sensor that is responsive to a predetermined property of the patient's body. The proximity sensor may include a light emitter and a light detector. When the medical probe is inserted into the body cavity, a light flux between the light emitter and light detector is changed due to either obstruction by the cavity walls or reflection by the patient's skin. A response from the proximity sensor may be used to adjust a temperature measured from the body cavity to correct for errors due to non-insertion or partial insertion of the probe into the body cavity.

An apparatus for on-line temperature measurement and gas sampling used in the chute area of CDQ coke oven. The oven external unit includes a temperature indicator, a gas tube, a vacuum tank, and the oven internal unit includes a temperature measuring element, a temperature indicator. The temperature measuring element pass through the oven shell and oven along the oven radical, is located in the upper channel of the high-temperature ceramic tube with double-channel, one end of the high-temperature ceramic tube with double-channel is connected with the gas tube of the vacuum tank. The apparatus solves the problem that hard to measure the temperature and sample the gas of the part where the environment is the most complicated in CDQ coke oven, and has the advantages that the structure is simple, operation is easy to handle and can achieve real-time monitoring for the inner environment of the CDQ coke oven.

A probe cover for medical thermometer has a matching feature for preventing its use with an incompatible thermometer. A mechanical matching feature of the probe cover includes at least one of a fold, a step, or a series of holes or indentations that are respectively matched to a ridge, a valley or series of pins formed on the front end of a compatible thermometer. When applied to the compatible thermometer, the mechanical matching feature permits the probe cover to be fully seated on and retained by the probe, thereby placing the thermometer in condition for use. Alternatively, an opto-electronic matching feature of the probe cover includes a reflective layer for use with an opto-electronic detection circuit of a compatible thermometer. When applied to the compatible thermometer, the opto-electronic detection detects the reflective layer and places the compatible thermometer in an operational state for use.

The invention relates to a radio identification device including a radio identification receiver and a proximity detector connected to the radio identification receiver, wherein the proximity detector includes a pyroelectric PIR sensor for detecting an approach of a person located in the vicinity of the radio identification receiver and is configured to activate the radio identification receiver when a person approaching the proximity detector is detected. The PIR sensor includes two sensor elements arranged horizontally adjacent to each other having a sensor surface sensitive to infrared waves covered by a cover that is at least partially transparent for infrared wavelengths, wherein a vertical web is arranged between the pair of sensor elements in the gap between the cover and a platform of the PIR sensor carrying the sensor elements.