The IR Temperature Measuring Camera is a facial biometric thermometer which uses a wide-angle camera and accurate temperature sensor to give a clear indication of people's temperature before they can enter the workplace.
This non-contact facial recognition infrared temperature detection device uses a distance sensor and wide-angle camera to detect and display people's temperatures from up to 2 metres away. It can be placed in any indoor environment to allow for quick and safe temperature detection and can be incorporated into automated entry systems, to automatically grant or deny access to people, depending on their temperature. The biometric thermometer has a fully-customisable interface which allows you to choose the temperature range for access as well as the messages the unit provides when an acceptable or unacceptable temperature is detected.
Key features
Medical level accuracy +/-0.3°C measure distance between 30cm and 75cm
Infrared body temperature detection module, designed and manufactured in Germany
Ultrasonic real-time dynamic distance sensor: applicable range from 30cm to 200cm
Anti-back-lighting wide dynamic camera, with a read range of 2m
10,000+ database with likeness recognition algorithm*
Read speed 0.4 sec
Suitable for multi-applications, and two thermometry modes, including precision and fast mode
Attendance reports available via local download/PC software download
UK sales and Tech support
Installation support
Training available if required
*Optional under GDPR rules
Choose which stand you need for the IR37 Infrared Temperature Measuring Camera.
Desktop stand (comes as standard)
Wall-mount fixing
Pedestal stand
POWER
DC 12V/3A
CPU
Rk3288 quad-core 1.8G
RAM
DDR3 2GB
FLASH
EMMC 8GB
OS
Android
TOUCH PANEL
G+G capacitive touch panel
CAMERA
High dynamic range 2 megapixel camera
TEST DISTANCE
Medical level accuracy +/- 0.3°C 0.5-0.75m (the optimum testing distance is 0.5m between 16°C- 35°C)
BACKLIGHT
White, RGB camera backlight
SPEAKER
3W 4Ω
FACE RECOGNITION*
10,000+ face database, recognition algorithm, recognition speed: 0.4 sec
