Portaltic.-This is how thermographic cameras work for group temperature control

This is how thermal imaging cameras work for group temperature control – D-LINK

–

MADRID, 1 Jul. (Portaltic/EP) –

Summer is coming, restrictions on movement of the population are relaxed and technology becomes a fundamental element to control the development of the Covid-19 worldwide. Manufacturers work against the clock on tools to stop this expansion and one of the most important devices is the thermal imager.

It will be more and more common to see this type of camera, specifically designed for body temperature control by groups, in very crowded accesses, such as schools, factories, offices, airports, stations, shows or hospitals. The complete kit for its correct operation must include the thermal imager itself, a calibrator and management software.

One of the companies working in this field is D-Link, which has just announced the launch of the DCS-9500T Kit, capable of measuring the body temperature of up to 30 people simultaneously and on the move, which will allow compliance with Covid regulations- 19 in the control of accesses to massive sites.

This company, specialized in network communication, connectivity and video surveillance solutions, explains in detail what elements are needed to configure a camera like this one, which will become part of the day-to-day life of many spaces in this ‘new normal’ scenario. ‘.

HOW TO MEASURE THE TEMPERATURE TO 30 PEOPLE AT A TIME?

To fulfill its important mission, the thermal imager integrates a wide-angle thermal lens as well as a high-resolution thermal sensor (400 x 300 pixel non-cooled IRFPA microbolometer), allowing for sharp thermal images and accurate results when identifying people with fever.

Another element to highlight is the Blackbody calibrator, which is placed separately from the camera and constantly calibrates the thermal lens and the system temperature algorithms according to environmental temperature measurements and other values, so as to ensure maximum reliability in the measurement of body temperature, which achieves an accuracy of + -0.3Cº

Together with the thermal lens, the D-Link DCS-9500T camera integrates a motorized varifocal optical lens with a 2 megapixel CMOS sensor with 1080p resolution and WDR (wide dynamic range), so that the camera creates exceptional high-quality images at from the thermal lens.

The readings are displayed on any PC that installs the comprehensive CMS software included in the kit, and which allows complete monitoring of the body temperatures of all the people or groups that pass in front of the camera. It is also possible to activate facial recognition to perform access control actions, such as opening doors.

–