A 2-gram wearable thermometer with medical-grade ±0.2°C accuracy, recording every 5 seconds for 7 days — a patient temperature monitoring system that scales from one feverish child at home to an entire hospital ward on one dashboard.
What it does, how accurate it is, and where the same sensor is already running.
Compared with a conventional thermometer, P20 does not capture a single reading and stop. The 2g wearable sensor stays under the arm and records body temperature every 5 seconds for up to 7 days, turning fever changes into a continuous curve. Caregivers can see when the fever started, how fast it is rising, whether medication is working, and whether the temperature is truly coming down or only dipping between spikes.
P20 is a Class II medical device with clinically validated ±0.2°C accuracy and 0.01°C resolution. Each sensor is calibrated before shipment, then worn under the arm with a hypoallergenic medical patch. The lightweight 2g design is suitable for babies, elderly users and patients who need repeated temperature observation without being disturbed.
The same P20 sensor works with a family app, a bedside terminal or Bluetooth gateways connected to a nurse dashboard. Families can watch one feverish child at home; hospitals and care facilities can monitor multiple beds from one screen. For distributors and OEM partners, it means one wearable thermometer platform for retail, clinical and institutional channels.
Every P20 deployment starts with the same 2g sensor. What changes is who's watching: a parent's phone, a bedside display, or a nurse console covering a whole ward.
Sticks under the arm with a hypoallergenic patch. Records every 5 seconds, runs 7 days on a coin battery, weighs just 2 grams.
Product detailsLive readings, full fever curve, custom alert thresholds and family sharing — so caregivers sleep until the moment it matters.
See the appA standalone display for patients and caregivers without smartphones. Live temperature stays visible at the bedside.
See the terminalP20 can be deployed as a ward-level patient temperature monitoring system, sold through medical device distributors, or adapted into private label and OEM/ODM thermometer projects.
Ward-level patient monitoring with automatic alerts, trend curves and exportable records for clinical teams.
Explore the systemTerritory-based partnerships with manufacturer-direct pricing and export support for medical device distributors.
Partner with usBuild on our sensor platform, firmware and manufacturing line — from private label to a version modified to your specification.
Manufacturing servicesThe same sensor, from a fever night at home to a ward with fifty beds.
Wearable overnight monitoring with alerts, so parents stop checking every hour.
Learn moreThe bedside terminal works with zero smartphone setup — ideal for senior care.
Learn moreWard-level dashboards replace manual temperature rounds and paper charts.
Learn more0.01°C resolution makes continuous basal body temperature tracking practical.
Learn moreWhere it ran at scale, and what each deployment produced.
Three-second sampling and automatic alerts supported staff and volunteers through 30 days of stable operation.
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A repeatable field rollout connected more than 50 sites to one centralized monitoring view.
Learn more HIS integration and three-minute sampling produced 50,000+ valid readings while saving approximately 91 staff hours.
Learn moreRegistered, built on our own line, and proven over hundreds of millions of readings.
NMPA-certified with clinically validated ±0.2°C accuracy. Ask us about regulatory status in your market.
Full in-house production under an ISO 13485 quality management system and a certified medical device manufacturing license.
The RESYS AI platform is built on real-world temperature data from large-scale deployments.
Spot-check thermometers are useful for one reading. P20 is designed as a wearable fever monitor for overnight alerts, patient temperature records and clinical or facility-scale workflows.
| Wearable continuous thermometer | Mercury thermometer | Infrared forehead thermometer | Ear thermometer | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Measurement style | ✓ Wearable body temperature monitoring every 5 seconds | ✗ One manual spot check | ✗ One manual spot check | ✗ One manual spot check |
| Fever curve and trend | ✓ Full temperature curve with history | ✗ No automatic history | ✗ No automatic history | ✗ No automatic history |
| Overnight alerts | ✓ Custom high-temperature alerts | ✗ Requires waking and checking | ✗ Requires repeated checking | ✗ Requires repeated checking |
| Comfort and safety | ✓ 2g wearable sensor with medical skin patch | ✗ Glass and mercury risk | △ Non-contact, but operator dependent | △ In-ear placement may disturb children |
| Accuracy consistency | ✓ Clinically validated ±0.2°C accuracy | △ Accurate when used correctly, but slow | △ Sensitive to distance, sweat and environment | △ Sensitive to placement and ear canal condition |
| Hospital or facility deployment | ✓ Gateway, cloud dashboard and nurse console available | ✗ Manual records only | ✗ Manual records only | ✗ Manual records only |
Yes. We support OEM, ODM, SKD and private label wireless thermometer projects based on the P20 sensor platform, including industrial design, firmware, app integration, packaging and manufacturing support. Tell us your target market, expected volume and branding requirements so we can recommend the right cooperation model.
P20 is an NMPA Class II medical device manufactured under an ISO 13485 quality management system. Product availability and regulatory requirements vary by country, so distributors and hospital buyers should contact us for the latest market-specific certification and registration information.
Yes. The 2g sensor attaches under the arm with a hypoallergenic medical-grade patch and is designed for multi-day wear. It is suitable for baby fever monitoring, child fever monitoring, elderly care and patients who need repeated temperature observation without being woken for manual checks.
Mercury thermometers, infrared forehead thermometers and ear thermometers provide one reading at one moment. P20 records body temperature every 5 seconds, shows the fever curve and supports alerts, so caregivers can see trends, overnight spikes and post-medication changes instead of relying on isolated spot checks.