AMETEK Land vIRalert 2 thermal imaging camera

Features

• Instant,non-invasive measurement using infrared thermal imaging technology with market-leading temperature measurement accuracy.
• Monitor high temperatures without slowing down foot traffic.
• Fixed remote measurement eliminates the risk of infection spreading to the operator.
• The complete online system solution is ready to use out of the box and is easy to operate.
• Quick and easy installation and repositioning of standard camera accessories,flexible mounting options.
• Automatic alarm functionality reduces the possibility of human error and immediately alerts the operator when a trigger point is reached.
• Transportation and travel - airports,train stations,subways,underground railway systems,large public buildings
• Education - schools,colleges,universities,municipal libraries
• Business - manufacturing facilities,warehouses,offices,government buildings
• Flexible mounting options for quick and easy installation and repositioning of standard camera accessories.
• Business - manufacturing facilities,warehouses,offices,government buildings

Traveling in a world that means infections can move quickly through people world,screening people for fever is a key tool in reducing the risk of disease transmission. The vIRalert 2 Fixed Temperature Monitoring System provides remote measurement of body temperature (usually the face) with an accuracy of within 0.5 u00b0C Detecting small temperature changes caused by fever,most economical thermal imaging cameras can only achieve an accuracy of within 2°C,This is not enough to detect fever. However,by calibrating the imager in real time against an accurate blackbody calibration source,the vIRalert 2 system can provide accurate and reliable skin temperature measurements for screening people at points of entry,such as airports,train stations,critical operations facilities and factories,where infectious diseases are easily spread. area,this entry point system provides automatic screen and audible alarms to alert operators so that early steps can be to protect the premises from the risk of spreading infection