FLIR A500-EST, A700-EST Specifications

FIXED MOUNT FLIR ESTTM THERMAL
SCREENING SOLUTIONS

FLIR A500/A700-EST

FLIR A500-EST and A700-EST thermal cameras are non-contact
screening tools that serve as a rst line of defense against
potential health risks. These FLIR ESTTM thermal screening
solutions detect and visualize heat to quickly identify individuals
with an elevated skin temperature. With on-camera FLIR Screen­ESTTM Mode, the A500/A700-EST cameras can be deployed as a
single, standalone screening station or in a network. Compatibility
with industry standards such as Modbus TCP, MQTT, RESTful API
for data transfer and RTSP for video makes third-party integration
easy. The cameras can be connected to most Video Management
Systems and are compatible with FLIR Screen-ESTTM Desktop
software.

Contagions such as COVID-19, SARS, and other diseases can
produce symptoms like elevated skin temperature—a possible
sign of infection. While FLIR cameras are not capable of detecting
or diagnosing viruses, these US FDA registered cameras represent
a simple, preliminary measure for mitigating further contagion and
possible rebound, providing the condence to return to normalcy.

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EASY SET-UP & OPERATION

Begin screening quickly with limited ramp­up time and simple connections

• Integrated web browser with intuitive interface
for simple camera set-up

• Standard Ethernet and Wi-Fi connectivity, and
Power over Ether net for single- cable installation

• Integra tes easily into web services with R ESTful
API over XML or JSON, while ONVIF compliance
accommodates standard security VMS and NVR
solutions

• Multiple case mounting points to support tripod
or permanent xture installations

FAST, ACCURATE SCREENING

Performance hardware, smart analytics, and
reliable calibration optimize the screening process

• On-camera FLIR Screen-EST Mode offers visual
pass/fail graphic indicators and audible* alarms,
enabling rapid decision-making

• Compatible with FLIR Screen-EST Desktop software,
with automatic detection and measurement on faces
for faster screening throughput

• Calibration with ambient drift compensation allows
accurate screening without a reference

• Support for external blackbody compensation

*Via web interface

MAINTAINS SAFETY & PRIVACY

FLIR screening solutions are non-contact, safe, and
effective

• On-camera FLIR Screen-EST Mode does not
automatically store or record images or personal
information

• Thermal imagery displays heat, not identifying
facial features

• Thermal temperature measurement does not
require personal contact and allows for social
distancing in screening setups

SPECIFICATIONS

Imaging and optical data A500-EST A700-EST

Infrared resolution 464 × 3 48 pixels 640 × 4 80 pixels

Visual camera resolution 1280 × 960

Thermal resolution/NETD <40 mK@ 30°C/86°F (24° lens)

<30 mK @ 30°C/86°F (42° lens)

Lens 24° or 42°

Focal length 17 mm (24° lens) or 10 mm (42° lens)

Field of view 24° × 18° or 42° × 32°

Spatial resolution (IFOV) 0.90 mrad/pixel (24° lens)

1.66 mrad/pixel (42° lens)

0.66 mrad/pixel (24° lens)

1.20 mrad/pixel (42° lens)

Focus One-shot contrast, motorized, manual

Framerate 30 Hz

Detector data

Focal plane array/spectral range Uncooled microbolometer/7.5–14 µm

Detector pitch 17 µm 12 µm

Screening mode

Temperature measurement range 15°C to 45°C (59°F to 113°F)

Screening accuracy (drift) ±0.3°C (±0.5°F)

Image presentation

Digital data streaming Simultaneous thermal and visible

Command and control Ether net and Wi-Fi

Ethernet

On-C amera FLIR EST

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Mode

FLIR Screen -EST Mode is an on-camera method for simplied measure­ment of elevated skin temperature. This mode can display an alarm when
a temperature greater than a user dened threshold is dete cted against a
sample d average value. If the screening mode detects an individual with el­evat ed skin temperature , they can the n be eval uated using a me dical device
such as a t hermome ter. In this way, FL IR Screen -EST Mo de provide s a faster,
safer, and more reliable method for conducting elevated skin temperat ure
screening.

FLIR ESTTM Desktop Software

Ether net connector type and standard M12 8-pin X-coded, Female; 1000 Mbps, IEEE 802.3

Ethernet power Power o ver Ethernet, PoE IEEE 802.3af class 3

Modbus TCP Master, Modbus TCP Slave, EthernetIP, IEEE 158 8, MQT T,

Ethernet protocols

SNMP, TCP, UDP, SNTP, RTSP, RTP, HTTP, HTTPS, ICMP, IGMP, sftp

(server), FTP (client) SMTP, DHCP, MDNS (Bonjour), uPnP

Wi-Fi

Conne ctor t ype and s tandard Female RP-SMA; IEEE802.11a/b/g/n

Connections Peer to peer (ad hoc)or infrastruct ure (net work)

General

Power PoE

External voltage Allowed range = 18-56 VDC, 8 W max

Size (L × W × H) 123 × 77 × 77 mm (4.84 × 3.03 × 3.0 3 in)

Weight 0.82 kg (1.8 lb)

Mounting Base mounting: 4 × M4 on 4 side s

Box contents Infrared camera with lens, Ethernet cable M12 to RJ45F (0.3 m/0.98 ft),

CORPORATE
HEADQUARTERS

FLIR Systems, Inc.
27700 SW Parkway Ave.
Wilsonville, OR 97070
USA

NASHUA

FLIR Systems, Inc.
9 Townsend West
Nashua, NH 030 63
USA
PH: +1 866. 477.3687

PH: +1 866. 477.3687

LAT IN A MERIC A

FLIR Systems Brasil
Av. Antonio Bardella, 320
Sorocaba, SP 180 85 -852
Brasil
PH: [phone]

CANADA

FLIR Systems, Ltd.
3430 South Service Road, Suite 103
Burlington, ON L7N 3J5
Canada
PH: +1 800.613.0507

Tripod mounting: UNC ¼”-20 on 2 sides

printed documentation including login for web interface

FLI R Screen- EST™ D esktop i s a compute r screening s oftw are for FL IR T-Series,
Exx-Series, and Axxx-Series thermal imaging cameras. The sof tware deploys
automatic measurement tools such as face detection and automatic average
sampling to shor ten screening times for individuals to two seconds. F ast
scre ening perfo rmance mak es FLIR Sc reen-ES T Desktop t he prefer red solutio n
for screening application at entries, checkpoint s, and other high-t rafc areas
while main taining recommende d social dista ncing guideline s.

DISCL AIMER: FLIR devices are intended for use as an adjunct to clinical pro ­cedures in the screening of skin sur face temperature. Various environmental
and methodological factors can impact thermal imaging; t herefore, it should
not be relied upon as t he sole determinant of a person’s body t emperature.
Use of a me dical devic e will be neede d to identif y elevate d body temp erature.

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