Thermavis thermal imaging cameras measure a persons skin temperature at the point of screening. Thermal references are taken from multiple points on a human face, meaning thermal detection is possible even if the subject is wearing a mask, hat or glasses.
Audio and visual alarms sound if the temperature is above pre-defined parameters.
Both thermal imaging systems and non-contact infrared thermometers
(NCIT) can measure surface temperatures without contact. An NCIT
measures surface temperature in a single location, whereas a thermal
imaging system can measure temperature differences across multiple
locations, creating a relative temperature map of a region of the body.
The enforcement policy in the guidance applies to use of thermal imaging
systems to determine initial body temperature measurements.
Thermavis thermal cameras detect infra-red heat radiation and can be used to identify the surface temperature of objects and people. With this capability, Thermavis thermal cameras are commonly used as a non-contact screening tool to detect and display a subjects body temperature.
Visual and Audio alerts can be configured at temperature ranges to ensure operators are alerted.
Thermavis handheld and individual screening cameras keep a record of detections for audit and regulatory purposes.
Thermavis thermal cameras are sensitive devices capable of measuring
small temperature differences. The technology has been tuned to be most
sensitive and accurate to the range of human body temperatures, from
36°C (96.8°F) to 42°C (107.6°F)
Accuracy of ±0.3 to 0.5°C has been certified across all our products.
Each Thermavis product has its own specific use case and is designed for certain applications. Please refer to our Industry use cases to see the various products in real world settings.
Please contact us if you would like advice on which product best suits your needs/organisation.
Thermavis systems have been designed to work on their own, independently of other systems.
Our Access Control solution has the capability to be integrated with the existing smart card readers, and entry gates/turnstiles. Learn More about this on our Access Control product page.
Thermavis thermal workplace technology has been designed and developed to assist organisations and workplaces prevent the spread of Covid-19.
However it must be clear that thermal imaging cameras cannot be used to detect or diagnose an infection.
Thermavis thermal cameras are used today in workspaces, retail facilities, offices and high human traffic areas as an effective tool for measuring skin surface temperature. People who are identified as having an elevated skin temperature can be identified and further action taken as appropiate. Elevated skin temperature is a know symptom of Covid-19 amongst other viruses and illnesses.
The FDA recommends that when a high body temperature is identified by thermal imaging, an
additional evaluation should follow (for example, doctor evaluations or
interview, laboratory testing and patient observation).
No. A fever or higher body temperature is only one possible symptom
of a COVID-19 infection. Thermal imaging systems generally detect a high
body temperature accurately when used appropriately. They do not detect
any other infection symptoms, and many people with COVID-19 can be
contagious without a fever. Also, a high body temperature does not
necessarily mean a person has a COVID-19 infection.
All fevers measured by thermal imaging systems should be confirmed by
another method and followed by more diagnostic evaluations for other
symptoms, as appropriate.
The temperature at which the fever threshold is met is configurable on all Thermavis devices, and we recommend users set this to their own countries or organisations accepted fever temperature.
Thermavis recommends that your organisation puts in place a policy for such occurrences, based on your local and national health authorities advice. This policy should then be followed.
The FDA recommends that when a high body temperature is identified by thermal imaging, an
additional evaluation should follow (for example, doctor evaluations or
interview, laboratory testing and patient observation).
Certainly, on all devices the software is configurable to alert at any set temperature. Devices come pre-set at 37.8 degrees threshold, but this is changeable in the settings menu.
We understand certain locations may have different local or national guidance to what temperatureconstitutes a fever.
Support for all Thermavis products is provided by Transputec Limited. Transputec is a UK well-established managed support provider, running a 24/7 support desk.
Once a support query has been logged an agent will be in contact to help diagnose the issue. If the issue is hardware related, the unit will be returned to Transputec in London for repair or replacement. If the issue is software or configuration related an agent will be able to help you online, or provide online software support.
Support is provided as part of the product warranty.
Standard product warranty is one year, however this is extendable through Transputec.
Please use the following link and complete all the details. An agent will call you back shortly to help diagnose the issue and take appropriate next step actions.
Yes, it is possible to separate the tablet and the thermal camera. For example the tablet can be kept on a security or reception desk, with the camera mounted elsewhere accordingly.
The tablet and thermal camera must be connected by a USB to USB-C cable at all times to be operational.
The thermal camera has a standard tripod screw mount, so has many mounting options.
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