How many people can be measured by the thermometer at the same time?
In theory, temperature can be identified in the infrared thermal imaging area of the thermometer; In the application of human thermometers, the function of face detection has been added. Therefore, in temperature screening applications, as long as the face can be detected by the visible light image of the thermometer, body temperature can be measured; However, in order to maintain the overall reliability and timeliness of the thermometer's detection operation, the system will abandon the detection of distant faces in the infrared image and only detect and measure the temperature of close range faces; During the normal vertical movement of the queue, it is possible to measure the temperature of 1-6 people simultaneously.
Note: Non face detection machines do not support this application; Non face detection temperature measurement, which can be manually animated to detect the area; The temperature of everyone in the area can be detected.
What are the advantages of infrared thermometers
When measuring objects, infrared thermometers can quickly provide temperature measurements. During the time of reading a leakage connection point with a thermocouple, we can almost read the temperature of all connection points with an infrared thermometer. Additionally, the infrared thermometer is sturdy Lightweight and easy to put in a leather case when not in use. It can be easily carried during factory inspections and daily inspections.
It can also safely read target temperatures that are difficult to access or unreachable, and can read target temperatures within the allowable range of the instrument. Non contact temperature measurement can also be carried out in unsafe or difficult contact temperature measurement areas, making the measurement as easy as measuring at hand.
The usual accuracy of infrared thermometers is within 1 degree. This performance is particularly important for preventive maintenance, such as monitoring harsh production conditions and special events that may cause equipment damage or downtime. By using an infrared thermometer, even small changes in operating temperature can be quickly detected, and problems can be solved at the earliest stage, reducing expenses and maintenance scope caused by equipment failures.
