Temperature Scanning Kiosks
Temperature scanners and kiosks are used for initial screening of individuals before gaining access to a specified area, such as a place of work, store, school, or public transportation. In addition to obtaining temperature readings, this initial screening can also serve as a means of identifying individuals that will require a secondary screening prior to entering the area or using public transportation.
Applications
- Non-contact thermometers, tympanic thermometers, and thermal scanners
- Infrared (IR) temperature measurement for kiosks or walkthrough scanners
- Handheld temperature measurement devices
International Standards
IEC 80601-2-59:2017 determines, safety and performance standards for human febrile temperature screening.
Per this standard, human screening is best accomplished by an elevated body temperature (versus an elevated skin temperature) via temperature detection at the tear ducts.
Amphenol Advantage
- Manufacture of non-contact infrared (IR) temperature sensors for more than 30 years
- Safely obtain temperature readings via contactless measurement
- Multiple versions available to address accuracy, sensitivity, field of view (FOV) and package sizes
- Temperature compensated
- Multiple thermopile configurations - Thermopiles, thermopile modules, and array (multi-pixel) IR modules
- Customization options for specificapplication requirements
Model |
Typical Application |
Package Type |
FOV |
Sensitivity(1) |
Output(2) |
Non-contact handheld thermometers |
TO-46 |
85° |
1.31mV |
Analog |
|
ZTP-2210 |
Kiosks/scanners |
TO-39 |
90° |
3.20mV |
Analog |
ZTP-159L |
Kiosks/scanners |
TO-39 |
12° |
0.12mV |
Analog |
ZTPD-2210 |
Kiosks/scanners |
TO-39 |
TBD |
- |
Digital |
Kiosks/scanners |
Module |
H:52 / V:14 |
- |
Digital |
|
(1) Sensitivity: Sensor output voltage at Tobj=40°C |