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Bytronic Automation has launched a new thermal imaging device to help businesses reopen and fight the spread of COVID-19.
The new elevated body temperature (EBT) detection system measures body temperature by scanning the area around the tear duct and is accurate to within half a degree centigrade, meeting existing international standards.
This compares to other devices on the market which can have a margin for error of up to three degrees, which in medical terms could be the difference between good health and a serious cause for concern.
High temperatures automatically trigger an alert, either on screen or through a light or sound alarm – with that result immediately recorded to a database, giving a highly accurate indication of a possible fever or underlying infection.
The EBT system can be installed at existing barriers or building entrances and is fully compliant with existing ISO and FDA regulations.
For more details visit bytronic.com, email enquiries@bytronic.com or call +44 1564 793174.
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