CA 1900 | Thermal Camera - Product

In the context of an epidemic or simply to anticipate any health risk, it is increasingly recommended to test body temperature with a thermal camera. With the CA 1900 no-contact camera, Chauvin Arnoux is providing a simple, quick and practical response for detecting whether your staff and visitors have an abnormally high temperature quickly and easily.

A thermal camera is a simple, effective instrument for quickly identifying anyone suffering from a fever. In the context of a wider set of precautionary measures, each employer can organize temperature testing of the people who enter their sites. With the new CA 1900 thermal camera for measuring human body or skin temperature launched by Chauvin Arnoux, it is particularly easy to set up an operation to detect any people with an abnormally high temperature.
Just like an infrared thermometer, the thermal camera offers remote, no-contact measurement of a living thing’s surface temperature. Both capture the infrared radiation emitted by an individual (invisible to the naked eye). The difference is that the no-contact thermometer will indicate the temperature of a specific point, whereas the camera can measure the temperature of an area. In addition, with the thermometer, a person’s temperature has to be measured at a distance of 5 to 20 cm, whereas you can measure from a distance of up to 1.5 metres with an infrared camera for testing body temperature. This is reassuring for operators who may have to temperature-test tens of people a day