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Free-standing thermal screening system employs advanced thermal imaging

By Lee Teschler | August 12, 2020

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The PF08H1 Facial Temperature Screening Kiosk is an easy-to-use, self-contained personnel temperature screening device that scans in under three seconds. Using Heimann sensor technology from Germany, a global leader in thermal imaging technology, the PF08H1 Thermal Guard system detects face temperature with an accuracy of ±0.5°F. This touchless, plug-and-play standalone system does not require any operator participation, with network connection optional. The 11.6×5.2×1-in Thermal Guard, mounted on a 40-in sturdy floor-stand, features an 8-in-high-resolution LCD and provides individual body temperature measurements. It can trigger alerts when readings are higher than normal. With face shape recognition technology, the devicesaelig screener can also detect individuals with or without protective facial masks. This provides an unobtrusive way of scanning personnel and makes working environments safer. Access can be denied if no mask is detected. The system can be set up to send an alert via email and/or text when a user has a high temperature or isn’t wearing a mask. It can use facial recognition to deny access to strangers, and also time-stamp employee arrival. The device comes with facial biometric recognition technology using Dual Wide Angle Binocular Cameras. It can support various RFID card readers to allow card access identification.

The high-quality infrared thermal sensor detects body temperature from 32 multi-points on the face with an accuracy of ±0.5°F. The large, high-resolution LCD can serve as a real-time surveillance visual display. The device can be integrated with turnstiles and magnetic lock doors to provide automated and contactless access. This avoids the unpleasant experience of having an employee or security guard pointing handheld devices at guests, and allows business owners to protect their establishment with minimal distraction & effort. This product is not a medical device and is not intended to be used for diagnostic purposes.

The unit can be managed over the LAN remotely by a Central Management Server (CMS) Application installed on a PC. The CMS has powerful capabilities including time-stamping employees, managing multiple devices, registering users and provisioning each device with specific organizational and user information. Security and temperature alerts from the devices can be displayed on the event management console for security personnel to take action. The data can be stored on a local networked computer, with all data kept internal for security reasons.

The PF08H1 Thermal Guard Temperature Screening System with its 40-in floor-mount stand suits front entrances and lobbies, airports, stores, factories, warehouses, shopping malls, restaurants, schools, government, offices, and anywhere people are entering and exiting. Thermal imaging technology can protect both work environments and staff – the most valuable business assets. As businesses start to reopen and return to normal, this is the ideal technology to have in place.

The PF08H1 Thermal Guard Temperature Screening System is available now from technical distributor Saelig Company, Inc. For detailed specifications, or additional information, contact Saelig 888-7SAELIG, via email: [email protected]

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