Specialist displays
At a glance
Derived from the published specifications of the products in this category. Exact options are confirmed with your quotation.
A temperature-screening terminal is a small entrance device that takes a non-contact temperature reading as someone approaches and shows the result on its screen. Some organisations use one as part of their own entry procedure. It is not a medical device: it does not diagnose illness, and a reading from it is not a clinical measurement.
Temperature-Screening Terminals (view the range) are listed with an 8-inch 1280 × 800 screen, a camera, a temperature sensor with a catalogue-stated sensing distance of 0.5 to 1 metre, an alert for readings outside a set level, and voice prompts. They can be mounted on a wall, on a desk or on a floor stand, with stand heights of 0.6, 1.1 and 1.2 metres listed, and a 1,200 ml sanitiser dispenser can be attached to the floor stand.
We keep our description of this product deliberately plain. We do not publish accuracy figures, and we make no medical, diagnostic or identity-verification claims. Specifications, including which functions are enabled, are confirmed during enquiry handling. The terminal is described here as a standalone device: any link to another system would be a separate software integration, assessed on request. If you plan to record readings or images of people, think about your data-protection obligations first and tell us what, if anything, you intend to store.
Catalogue
One product family in this category
Temperature-screening terminals
An 8-inch specialist terminal with a camera, non-contact temperature sensor and card reader, for wall, desktop or floor-stand use. Not a medical device.
Where they fit
Example application: a staff entrance where your own entry procedure includes a temperature reading before people go through.
A desktop-mounted terminal can sit on a reception counter, with a floor stand as the alternative where there is no desk.
A floor-stand version, optionally with a sanitiser dispenser attached, can be placed at a temporary or permanent entry point.
Choosing
It is a compact entrance terminal that takes a non-contact temperature reading and displays it. It is not a medical device, it does not diagnose illness, and we make no accuracy claims for it. Whether and how to use one is a decision for your organisation, under your own entry procedure and policies.
All three are listed. Wall mounting suits a fixed position beside a door. A desktop mount sits on a reception counter. Floor stands are listed at 0.6, 1.1 and 1.2 metres and suit lobbies and temporary entry points. The terminal should be placed where people naturally pause and face it.
A 1,200 ml dispenser that attaches to the floor stand is a listed option, which combines two entrance items in one footprint. We make no hygiene claims for it, and the sanitiser product is your choice.
The range information lists a camera and a card reader. We make no identity-verification claims, and we do not describe these functions as a security or access-control system. Recording information about people brings data-protection obligations, so decide what you need, if anything, before the specification is confirmed.
Beyond the hardware
Applications and management tools are designed and built per project, then quoted separately from the hardware.
Questions
No. It is not a medical device. It does not diagnose illness or any medical condition, and a reading from it is not a clinical measurement. It should not be used to make medical decisions. Organisations that use one do so as part of their own entry procedure.
We do not publish accuracy figures for this terminal and make no accuracy claims. The range information gives a sensing distance of 0.5 to 1 metre, which is a catalogue-stated figure. Readings from any non-contact device are affected by the surroundings and by how the device is positioned. Where a temperature matters clinically, it should be taken with a clinical instrument by a trained person.
Wall, desktop and floor-standing mounting are listed, with floor stand heights of 0.6, 1.1 and 1.2 metres. Choose according to where people will approach it: a wall beside a door, a reception counter, or an open position in a lobby. The mounting for the selected model is confirmed during enquiry handling.
A 1,200 ml sanitiser dispenser that attaches to the floor stand is listed as an option. We make no hygiene claims for it. If you mainly want a dispenser with an advertising screen, look at sanitiser display kiosks.
We make no identity-verification claims for it. The range information lists a camera and a card reader, and whether those functions are used at all is something to settle during enquiry handling. If you intend to record readings, images or card details, consider your data-protection obligations first and tell us what, if anything, you need to store.
Voice prompts are listed for the range, in a choice of languages. The languages available for the selected model are confirmed during enquiry handling.
Describe what the screen needs to do and where it will go. We will recommend the right hardware and software and confirm the configuration in a written quotation.