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Craig Waltzer

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Jim Frazer

Summary of the episode:Fever screening thermographic cameras are classified as medical devices because it is intended to be used to diagnose and monitor vital conditions of human beings.  Frequently Asked Questions about Fever Screening Camera Systems1.       What is the difference between a thermal camera classified as a medical device and other thermal cameras?  The thermal module in a camera is more of a sensor than a camera because it displays images based on heat that it senses.  Thermal cameras in ITS deployments generally have a temperature accuracy of +/- 8°C, industrial +/- 4°C, fire detection +/- 2°C and medical +/- 0.5°C.  Since medical instruments are required to be more precise, the on-board sensor is high grade and more expensive.  2.       What fever screening thermographic camera form factors are available?  Handheld human fever screening thermographic cameras are for use at 3 - 6 foot distances and can connect to a PC or a smartphone. The handheld also features a built-in monitor and speaker for audio alarm.  The handheld can also be mounted on a tripod for portability.  The bullet style (fixed) human fever screening thermographic camera is for use at 8 - 30 foot distances, is typically mounted on a wall and is best deployed where people are herded such as building entrances and port disembarkation points.  3.       What is the operating environment?  These instruments work best in indoor (air conditioned) environments with limited exposure to background objects with temperatures higher than the human body.  Operating outdoors and in uncontrolled environments my effect accuracy.  4.       How is the user notified when temperature exceeds a set value?  The suggested threshold is 37.5°C (99.5°F) but this can be adjusted to meet other requirements.  When using the handheld, the “Max Temp, Value” turns red on the on-screen display and flashes red.  An audio alarm will also sound.  When using the bullet style (fixed), the camera is connected to provided software that alarms to the software in the same way as the handheld.  The software (if connected to network) can alarm to an SMS, email or trigger a light, siren or other audible notification.  5.       Do these instruments detect Coronavirus?  No.  Coronavirus is a medical condition detected by specific medical tests.  GovComm human fever screening thermographic cameras detect high fever which is a symptom of Coronavirus as well as other ailments.  This product is used for preliminary screening of people with fever.  After an alarm is triggered, a specialized medical thermometer should be used to confirm.  6.       Where should these instruments be used?  GovComm human fever screening thermographic cameras can be a front-line defense for deployments in airports, seaports, hospitals, clinics, government and commercial facilities.  --------------------------------------------------------------------------Would you like to be a guest on our growing podcast? If you have an intriguing, thought provoking topic you'd like to discuss on our podcast, please contact our host Jim Frazer View all the episodes here: https://thesustainabilitypodcast.buzzsprout.com

Summary of the episode: Fever screening thermographic cameras are classified as medical devices because it is intended to be used to diagnose and monitor vital conditions of human beings.  Frequently Asked Questions about Fever Screening Camera Systems1.       What is the difference between a thermal camera classified as a medical device and other thermal cameras?  The thermal module in a camera is more of a sensor than a camera because it displays images based on heat that it senses.  Thermal cameras in ITS deployments generally have a temperature accuracy of +/- 8°C, industrial +/- 4°C, fire detection +/- 2°C and medical +/- 0.5°C.  Since medical instruments are required to be more precise, the on-board sensor is high grade and more expensive. 2.       What fever screening thermographic camera form factors are available?  Handheld human fever screening thermographic cameras are for use at 3 - 6 foot distances and can connect to a PC or a smartphone. The handheld also features a built-in monitor and speaker for audio alarm.  The handheld can also be mounted on a tripod for portability.  The bullet style (fixed) human fever screening thermographic camera is for use at 8 - 30 foot distances, is typically mounted on a wall and is best deployed where people are herded such as building entrances and port disembarkation points. 3.       What is the operating environment?  These instruments work best in indoor (air conditioned) environments with limited exposure to background objects with temperatures higher than the human body.  Operating outdoors and in uncontrolled environments my effect accuracy. 4.       How is the user notified when temperature exceeds a set value?  The suggested threshold is 37.5°C (99.5°F) but this can be adjusted to meet other requirements.  When using the handheld, the “Max Temp, Value” turns red on the on-screen display and flashes red.  An audio alarm will also sound.  When using the bullet style (fixed), the camera is connected to provided software that alarms to the software in the same way as the handheld.  The software (if connected to network) can alarm to an SMS, email or trigger a light, siren or other audible notification. 5.       Do these instruments detect Coronavirus?  No.  Coronavirus is a medical condition detected by specific medical tests.  GovComm human fever screening thermographic cameras detect high fever which is a symptom of Coronavirus as well as other ailments.  This product is used for preliminary screening of people with fever.  After an alarm is triggered, a specialized medical thermometer should be used to confirm. 6.       Where should these instruments be used?  GovComm human fever screening thermographic cameras can be a front-line defense for deployments in airports, seaports, hospitals, clinics, government and commercial facilities. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Would you like to be a guest on our growing podcast? If you have an intriguing, thought provoking topic you'd like to discuss on our podcast, please contact our host <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/jfrazer/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Jim Frazer </a> View all the episodes here: <a href="https://thesustainabilitypodcast.buzzsprout.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://thesustainabilitypodcast.buzzsprout.com</a>

ITS & Fever Detecting Camera Systems - a Discussion with Craig Waltzer hosted by Jim Frazer