Multiple targets (up to 30) skin-surface temperature detections at the same time
(wearing masks does not affect this detection)
NOTE:The Face Detection feature does not identify individuals, but is used only to
target the facial area of human subjects for temperature readings.
•Operating Environment
A stable indoor environment without wind or direct sunlight
Working temperature: 50°ꟷ95° F (10°ꟷ35° C)
Installation
•Installation Cautions
The performance of this temperature-screening scheme is greatly affected by the
environment. This scheme applies only to indoor environments or scenarios with calm
air and consistent temperature. Besides, the relative installation location of devices and
the ambient light (too bright or too dark) greatly affect face detection accuracy. In order
to improve measurement accuracy and reach better human face detection
performance, the installation environment has to meet certain requirements:
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- Select installation environments with one-direction path to ensure that cameras
capture the full faces of all passing persons.
- Select installation environments with stable and sufficient lighting conditions.
Supplementary light is required under backlight or insufficient lighting conditions to
ensure the clear visibility of facial features.
- Select indoor environments with calm air and consistent temperature. Outdoor
environments with rapid temperature changes are not recommended.
- If this scheme is used in entrance scenes that connect indoor and outdoor
environments, it is suggested that the installation location should be kept at a certain
distance from the entrance (such as customs or security checkpoints). Persons
coming in from outdoors should stay indoors for more than five minutes before the
measurement. In these ways, the influence of the outdoor temperature on
measured body surface temperature could be reduced.
- Avoid objects with high or low temperature placed in the scene.
- The devices should be installed firmly, thereby avoiding face detection and
temperature measurement errors caused by shaking.
• Camera Installation
The camera should be set right in front of the one-direction path, capturing the full
faces of passing persons. The installation height and the distance between the camera
and measured objects is dependent on the resolution and focal length of thermographic
camera, as shown in the following table.
Thermal
Resolution
160 * 120
384 * 288 13 mm 2.5 mꟷ7 m 1.7 mꟷ2.5 m
Thermal
Focal
Length
3 mm 0.8 mꟷ1.5 m
6 mm 1.5 mꟷ3 m
Recommended
Distance (between
human and camera)
Installation
Height
1.5 m
Elevation Angle
Requirements
≤20°
Installation Method
Tripod
Wall
Mount
Distance
(between camera
≤1 m
≤2.0 m
≤3.0 m
≤5.0 m
Black Body
Installation
Height
1.7 m
NOTE: There are tripods, tripod adapters, and wall mounts offered by Hikvision for
flexible or fixed placement, but these items require additional purchase. Only
devices with resolution of 384*288 are recommended to be installed on the wall.
Figure 1, Tripod, Adapter, and Wall Mount
•Blackbody Installation
Installation Location
The recommended distance between the camera and the blackbody is in the above
table. The blackbody is recommended to be installed at a height of 1.7m, with an
elevation angle of within 15°. Ensure that the black body appears in the upper left /
upper right corner of the camera view. Make sure that the blackbody would not be
blocked by any other target during temperature measurement
.
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Figure 2, Camera Placement
Configuration Steps
1. Start up device.
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- It is suggested to set Alarm When Temperature is above as 37.5°C and Pre-
Alarm Temperatureas 37°C, or adjust to meet other requirements.
- Draw Area: Draw a rectangular area; only objects in this area would be
detected as targets for temperature measurement.
+ Press Max. Pupil Distance and Min. Pupil Distance to draw width filter
frame, thereby preventing false alarm caused by people’s being too close or
too far. This pupil filter is actually based on the pixel width of target frame.
7.
Click Save.
8.
Select the thermal camera channel (normally as Camera 02).
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Figure 7, Body Thermometry Configuration
9.
Configure the following settings:
•Black Body Parameters: If a blackbody is used for best performance of real+time
body temperature measurement correction, the following settings should be
configured.
+ Enable Blackbody Correction: Check this box if a blackbody is used for
temperature correction.
- Distance: The actual distance between the camera and the blackbody.
- Set Temperature and Emissivity with the actual parameters of the used
blackbody.
- Draw Area: Put the correction point on the center of the blackbody. The
blackbody should be placed outside the human face detection area (blue box
in thermal channel, yellow box in optical channel) and inside the imaging
range of thermal camera (red box in optical channel).
•Body Temperature Compensation: Compensate the measured value according
to the real-time environment temperature.
- Enable: Check this box to enable body temperature compensation
- Compensation Type: Setting as Auto is suggested; in this way, auto
compensation and manual calibration value would both added to the
measured value.
+ Manual Calibration: The set value would be added to the measured value. (If
this value is set as 2° C and the measured value is 35° C, the displayed value
would be 37° C). See Manual Calibrationbelow for details.
- Environment Temperature: Setting as Auto is suggested; in this way, the
environment temperature would be automatically measured.
10.
Click Save.
• Manual Calibration
Purpose:
The performance of this body thermography scheme offered by Hikvision would be
affected by different actual working environments, and the affect factors in most stable
environments could be regarded as a kind of system error. If needed, it is suggested
compensate through manual calibration, using the following steps.
1. Start up device.
2.Wait a period of time (more than 30 minutes) for preheating.
3. For 5 to 10 individuals, complete the following three steps, one-by-one:
•Use an ear thermometer or other specialized thermometer to get the real body
temperature, and record.
•Use the thermographic camera to get the body temperature of the same
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