Thermal Imaging Cameras

Protecting your employees and visitors is crucial for all business sectors. Our state-of-the-art Thermal Imaging Cameras can detect raised heat profiles and quickly identify threats.

BusinessWatch’s thermal scanners offer a contact-free, real-time solution for measuring the temperature of individuals located within your premises.

Regardless of whether your industry operates within the healthcare or public sectors to large offices and hospitality venues, our facial temperature detection systems can help to facilitate the safe continuous operation of your business.

Benefits of Thermal Imaging Cameras

Identifies people on your premises who have a high temperature

Our thermal imaging detection system can detect raised skin temperatures to within ±0.5°C .

Operate remotely

Real-time video streaming allows you to monitor heat profiles from a remote location.

Fully automated

Having Full-HD quality images and an alarm triggering system means you can automatically be alerted when threats are detected.

Flexible solution for any premises

The system can be deployed as a stand-alone solution or integrated into a wider network of systems controlled by a centralised command point.

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What’s the next step?

If you’re:

• looking to install a new thermal imaging system for your business
• considering upgrading your current thermal scanners
• require a maintenance/repairs programme for your system
• or require 24/7 monitoring/guard response

then contact us on 0330 094 7404 or fill out the contact form above, for a FREE demonstration.

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