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In April 2020, the US FDA published guidance on the use of thermal cameras as initial screening tools for detecting elevated body temperature. In this new article, we take a detailed look at the guidance in the context of healthcare provider practices and facilities and how Mobotix thermal cameras can be deployed to meet the relevant criteria.

Healthcare Providers Can Use Thermal Cameras as Initial Screening Tool | Vulcan Security Systems Thermal cameras can be used by healthcare facilities as an initial temperature screening tool for further triage if elevated temps are detected in an individual.

What to expect when you call Vulcan Security Systems for quote:

Video Security Systems Installation: What to Expect | Vulcan Security Systems In this article we describe each step in our approach to video security system installation starting with the call for a quote from a new customer.

For the US economy to begin to reopen, the US needs better screening technology. Thermal camera technology is being implemented by companies around the US as one way to rapidly screen staff and essential visitors for elevated body temperature.

We are working with several US companies right now who are looking to expand or add thermal cameras as part of their workplace screening processes. Here's an article we put together to explain how the thermal radiography technology works in the context of screening for elevated body temperature.

Thermal Cameras for Body Temperature Screening Thermal cameras by Mobotix offer a technological, rapid response solution to enable efficient first-level screening capabilities and identify individuals with elevated body temperatures who should be discretely selected for more precise screening.

Eleven Mobotix thermal cameras were recently installed at Puerto Rico's Luis Munoz Marin International Airport to rapidly and discretely screen 100% of passengers for elevated body temperatures.

As a Mobotix Gold Partner, we can help you get a thermal camera system in place for your business, school, or similar operation.

https://newsismybusiness.com/aerostar-installs-125k-thermographic-tech-to-screen-passengers-at-lmm/

Demonstration image from Mobotix (our preferred camera dealer) video showing how Mobotix thermal cameras are being deployed as a remote screening tool to detect elevated temperature. Thermal "fingerprint" of person on left indicates temperature above 100 F.

Find out more in our detailed report on Mobotix thermal cameras for first line screening in workplace, healthcare, airports and other settings.

https://www.vulcansecuritysystems.com/thermal-cameras-for-health-status-monitoring/

Video security for the workplace:

7 Reasons Why Video Surveillance in the Workplace is a Smart Business Investment The benefits of video surveillance in the workplace extend far beyond property damage and vandalism prevention. Workplace safety and workers compensation issues are among the benefits we cover in this article.

New case study from one of our Alabama clients describes how dual sensor (thermal + optical lens) from Mobotix, combined with our event-based monitoring can eliminate the need for human security guards. The costs savings pay for the system in less than a year (and most businesses can expense the system costs, as well).

Dual-Sensor Mobotix Security Cameras Plus Event-Based Monitoring Eliminate Need for Security Guards | Vulcan Security Systems Thermal-optical dual security camseras plus Vulcan Security System's event-based monitoring service an investment that can pay for itself in less than one year through cost savings.

How thermal sensors work in Mobotix IR video security cameras:

How Thermal Sensors Work in Video Security Cameras | Vulcan Security Systems Thermal security cameras “read" electromagnetic radiation to detect people or activity. Mobotix thermal cameras have dual sensor capacity for optical video.

Using thermal-sensor equipped video security cameras to monitor water flow and water seepage in environmental and industrial applications:

Using Thermal Cameras to Monitor Water Flow, Water Seepage and Water Quality | Vulcan Security Systems Thermal video cameras are being deployed to monitor water flow in flood situations, groundwater discharge into streams, water seepage detection, and to manage fisheries and stream recovery

Mobotix video security technology is usually the preferred solution for Vulcan Security System's new installations across a wide range of applications and environments in the greater Birmingham metro area.

If you're the chief safety officer for a manufacturing facility, public facility (especially parks and stadiums), or commercial development, we can help define your security needs and develop a premises security plan that uses a variety of high-resolution security cameras to enhance public safety at your facility. Give us a call today. 205-290-9404.

New cameras in Shockoe Bottom hope to increase public safety in area

Introducing sensor-equipped thermal video security cameras that do more than "see" your premises. They can be programmed to enhance your business operations. Learn more in our new blog series on applications for thermal cameras.

New Series on Applications for Sensor-Equipped Thermal Cameras | Vulcan Security Systems Sensor-equipped security cameras are computers that can "see" visually and using thermal imaging and can be programmed to immediately respond to defined conditions.

New "recap" style blog post that makes it easy to find all of our webinar videos, audio content and slide decks in one location. Resources to help Alabama businesses with video security and premises security planning.

Our Guides to Video & Premises Security for Alabama Businesses | Vulcan Security Systems Webinar style videos and slide decks created by Vulcan Security Systems to help Alabama businesses, churches, and nonprofits with security planning.