No the person getting scanned does not touch the unit. The sensor detects temperature from .39 – 1.18 inches away.

The unit is to be used indoors without direct exposure to the elements and should not be placed in direct sunlight. If customers come in from outside, especially extreme heat (think Arizona) then the person should acclimate for 10-15 minute to indoor conditions before getting scanned.

You can customize the detection thresholds that cause the unit to throw an ‘abnormal’ temperature warning.

Yes. The unit has a single web interface that can be reached via web browser and allows you to make setting changes or manage images and profiles.

Internet Explorer, Microsoft Edge or Google Chrome can be used to access the unit. IMPORTANT NOTE: make sure you are using the most up to date version of the brower and you need to enable plug-ins before accessing the unit. When accessing the unit a plugin pop-up will appear and you want to ALLOW the plugin to download for first-time and future use.

Yes, this detection feature can be turned off.

This is a self-contained unit and does not need to be connected to a network. Nor is it storing any personal information for patients located in the facility. So HIPAA is not a concern.

The unit will detect and store up to 10,000 facial images/records. Once you reach that maximum it will store a new image and delete the oldest record.

Yes. You can load a pre-approved access list into the unit. It will analyze the face and give ‘access denied’ alarms if person scanned is not in the database.

None at this time. The unit supports Door Lock and Exit feature only. No management or scheduling capabilities come with the unit.