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Product information
- Non-Contact temperature measurement
(Point-and-Click Handheld Device) - 1 second temperature readings
- High Precision Sensor
- Automatically saves last measured data
- Large sized LCD screen with tricolor backlight for different temperature measurements
- Auto-turn off when not in use to save battery
- One click measurement and memory check
- 50 sets of measured data store for analysis and comparison
What is it and how does it work?
Drastic times call for equally extreme measures, and the COVID-19 pandemic has made that perfectly clear. Several months ago, you could freely walk into your workplace, high five your co-workers, and even hug your work pals.
It is almost impossible to destroy the human interaction, this is where temperature scanners came in handy to uplift this aspect of humanity.
With fevers being an outstanding symptom of the virus, corporate entities and other organizations can harness these scanners’ power to significantly tell who should stay home and quarantine accordingly or seek medical help.
But what exactly is an infrared temperature scanner, and how does it work? Read more below...
What is an Infrared Temperature Scanner?
An automated thermal temperature scanner is a device that automatically reads a person's temperature to determine if it’s elevated—signifying a fever.
The device is placed around the eye level of an individual. Using infrared sensing, it can assess their current body temperature without any contact whatsoever.
If the readings are normal, the individual can then access the public area of their choosing. However, in the event of a high-temperature detection, the scanner sounds an alarm or notification.
How does an Infrared Temperature Scanner work?
So, how does this machine work? Contactless temperature scanners use advanced thermal imaging to detect infrared rays emitted by an individual's body. The rays indicate a person's body heat, which the scanners can convert into readable temperature measurements.
A typical body temperature range is between 97°F and 99°F. If your temperature screening exceeds this range, an alert is activated on the device.
High temperatures are an indication of a fever, which is among the most outright COVID-19 symptoms. Most companies have adopted the policy of sending individuals with abnormal temperatures back home until the fever diminishes.
What are the benefits of Infrared Temperature Scanners?
The benefits of temperature scanners are almost invaluable. Among the most notable benefits are the following:
- Safety Enhancement: Restricting individuals’ entry with abnormal temperature readings has gone a long way to prevent the spread of the Coronavirus and other harmful germs. A temperature scanner is a preventative measure to take when trying to comply with health guidelines to re-open our businesses.
- Minimizing Obstructive And Invasive Practices: Traditional temperature checks and screening systems are a thing of the past. The sight of a temperature gun pointed at your forehead also feels a tad invasive. We’re required to keep a social distance of six feet from one another, which is impossible to do using a standard thermometer. An automatic system like a display-based scanner, for instance, is friendlier and may feel like a routine for required users. Even better, there are no unwarranted gatherings at entry points because of slow-moving in-person thermometer readings.
- Reduced Human Contact: As I mentioned above, reducing and eliminating contact is among the most outstanding features and benefits of automated thermal scanners. There is no need for a supervisor or another employee to take your temperature, which may spread whatever germ or virus one of you might be carrying.
- Saves On Labor: With fully automated scanning systems, there is no need for an on-site supervisor or employee. The systems are fully automated to operate on their own without physical manning.
