It should come as no surprise that manufacturers of thermal imaging devices are working to assist employers with getting back to work safely. However, getting clear and accurate guidance is coming from sources outside of the thermal imaging manufacturers community.
The Security Industry Association (SIA) and the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) have provided guidance and resources for specifiers, installers, and users of non-contact infrared thermometer (NCIT) systems.
FDA Guidance on Thermal Imaging Systems (Infrared Thermographic Systems / Thermal Imaging Cameras)
Guidance from the FDA in May offers insight into how thermal imaging can be used in determining skin temperature. The Administration outlines benefits, limits, proper use, environmental setup, blackbody use, as well as common FAQs.
Read the FDA's NCIT Fact Sheet >>
Security Industry Association Resources
In this on-demand SIA webinar, researchers from IPVM offer a fast-paced educational session on thermal temperature screening solutions, sometimes called fever detection cameras. In this 30-minute session, you’ll learn the fundamentals of how these systems work,the factors that impact accuracy and actionable tips and best practices for deploying such solutions.
Resources include: