As a means of helping to prevent the spread of illness, many institutions are implementing thermal imaging cameras as pre-screening devices. The FDA recommends taking these temperature measurements by targeting the inner eye canthus or tear duct. Viper EBT does just that.
EBT solutions available starting at $5,000
Key Features
Using FLIR Thermal Imaging for EBT Detection
Viper Imaging is a FLIR Premium Partner and a leading distributor and integrator of FLIR thermal cameras. Our complete imaging systems are equipped with automation. We provide our customers with the fastest global shipping when purchasing any FLIR thermal imaging cameras and devices.
Fixed Imager
FLIR A500: Viper EBT systems feature the FLIR A500, which is designed for elevated body temperature screening. It provides exceptional image quality and superior measurement accuracy. The FLIR A500 can function as standalone thermal imaging camera system with basic functionality and alarming capabilities or in a network.
Automated Thermal Imaging Systems
Our automated non-contact temperature screening systems are easy-to-use solutions for monitoring temperatures. The person to be screened steps into an area where the fixed imager is constantly focused, easily ensuring their face fills a majority of the predetermined facial region of interest by watching the screen. Within 1-3 seconds, ViperVision EBT software provides a Pass or Fail response. Scan response setting are customizable and include both on-screen and audible options.
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ViperVision Software
FLIR cameras are integrated with ViperVision software which will analyze and compare the data against predefined parameters and trigger an alarm if warranted. These parameters can be adjusted if needed. By following the guidelines set forth by the ISO and FDA, the Viper EBT system can achieve better than 0.5°F accuracy.
Already have a FLIR camera, but need the other components for a complete system?
Viper EBT System (less camera): features structural kiosk with PC/Monitor, blackbody, and ViperVision software. The software allows you to configure the system to maximize the image, provide on-screen instruction, and automated alarming (email, on-screen, and audible). Customer to supply compatible FLIR A-series, Exx-series, or T-series camera.
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Click the illustration to download a printable PDF about Viper EBT systems (pictured: EBT Ultra).
EBT System Breakdown
ITEM | EBT LIGHT | EBT ULTRA | VIPER V1 |
FLIR A500 Camera | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Stand | VESA Wall Mount | Mobile Kiosk | Fixed Kiosk |
PC/Monitor | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Blackbody (wall mount included) | Optional | Yes | Yes |
External Light | Optional | Optional | Yes |
I/O Module | No | Yes | No |
Speakers | Optional, External | Optional, External | Yes, Integrated |
RFID Badge Reader | Optional, External | Optional, External | Optional, Integrated |
Industrial Printer | Optional, External | Optional, External | Optional, Integrated |
HELPFUL RESOURCES
Our products are not used to diagnose the coronavirus. FLIR is not advertising our cameras for use in the medical industry or for medical purposes. Our products can identify individuals in a population that show higher than average temperature in relation to a sample population. Our cameras do not find individuals experiencing coronavirus symptoms. There is no way to thermally detect an infected individual who doesn’t have an elevated body temperature and only a licensed medical professional can determine if a “hot” individual is experiencing an abnormal medical condition.
Viper EBT system design and operation is based on guidelines and best practices set forth by the FDA, IEC 80601-2 59, and ISO technical report 13154.
- FDA: Thermal Imaging Systems and Covid-19
- National Library of Medicine: A brief report on the normal range of forehead temperature as determined by non-contact, handheld, infrared thermometer
- CDC: Hospitalization Rates and Characteristics of Patients Hospitalized with Laboratory-Confirmed Coronavirus Disease
- IEC (International Electrotechnical Commission) 80601-2-59: Medical Electrical Equipment – Particular requirements for the basic safety and essential performance of screening thermographs for human febrile temperature screening
- ISO (International Organization for Standardization) technical report 13154: Medical Electrical Equipment – Deployment, implementation and operational guidelines for identifying febrile humans using a screening thermograph
- EBT Frequently Asked Questions
- Why Forehead Fever Scanners Don’t Work
- Calibration of External Temperature Reference Sources used in Thermal Image Camera Systems for EBT
- Not Just for Covid: Long-term protection of the overall personnel health in facilities
- FDA Alerts Public about Improper Use of Thermal Imaging Devices (3/4/2021)