Group Temperature Screening Camera Kit
Identify people with fevers precisely and accurately by using advanced infrared thermal imaging technology from D-Link. Inspect flowing crowds in large areas, and distinguish those that have an elevated temperature from those that don’t. Raise the alarm immediately when someone with a fever is detected in real-time, with ±0.3°C medical-grade accuracy1.
Find the fever in the crowd.
The DCS-9500T is a complete solution that comes with a thermographic camera, blackbody calibrator and comprehensive software suite which includes archive management, temp data reporting, statistic reporting and extensive analysis according to age/gender/time/type as well as system monitoring in real-time2.
Multiperson detection
Screen up to 45 people at the same time, with a rapid response time of less than 30 ms.
AI Algorithm
AI-based Facial Detection and Recognition3 is included free in our comprehensive management software which does everything needed for temperature monitoring and audible alarms2.
Accuracy = ±0.3°C
With up to 17 colour image modes, thermal detection with overtemperature alarm, disk alarm and digital I/O alarm.
Sharper visual and thermal imaging.
Utilise the uncooled IRFPA microbolometer high-resolution thermal sensor and digital signal transmissions to deliver superior, razor-sharp thermal imaging video footage in real-time.
AI Facial Recognition with Early Warning Management.
Provides the time and location of the over-temperature target immediately, which solves the problem of unconfirmed over-temperature target information. At the same time, the camera provides materials for further supervision and sends a report for useful data-analysis.
AI-based Facial Recognition can be used in tandem with thermal imaging to grant building access, and so doors or gates can open when a person is recognised and without an elevated temperature.
Check up to 45 faces at the same time, within 30ms.
This solution provides fast and accurate skin-surface temperature detection1 for up to 45 people simultaneously, with a ±0.3°C precision, so that you can be alerted instantly to intercept and take appropriate action.
Rapid temperature checks of moving crowds, without the wait.
People moving shouldn’t get in the way of protecting your business, nor should they be forced to queue up. With the help of AI-facial recognition, you can scan up to 45 faces in less than 30ms to check their temperatures as they move.
Everything you need to get started.
The DCS-9500T all-in-one fever screening kit has everything you need to start measuring the temperatures of groups of people simultaneously with precision. It includes the thermographic camera, blackbody calibrator, two wall mount brackets, and free management software with AI capabilities. No additional hardware or software required.
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Thermal Camera
ONVIF compatibility allows for easy integration with existing D-Link NVRs, while PoE support gives additional flexibility on where the camera can be installed using a single cable.
Blackbody
The thermal camera uses a blackbody as a constant stable temperature source to calibrate the temperatures with greater accuracy.
Advanced software
With the free management software, up to 45 facial images per second can be screened, as well as processing up to 16 facial against an optional facial database of up to 10,000 enrolled facial images. Also compatible with the optional DNR-2020-04P.
Brackets
The DCS-9500T comes with free wall-mount brackets. It's also compatible with the DCS-9500T-1 Ceiling Mount Bracket.
1 The DCS-9500T is designed for the rapid detection of skin-surface temperatures for preliminary public area screening. It does not measure actual core body temperatures which should be further confirmed using clinical measurement devices. Always check your local laws and regulations deployment and usage of this type of equipment. Avoid wind, sunshine, and high-temperature object reflections in the background for most accurate results. Indoor installation is highly recommended.
2 Intranet camera in a closed network is highly recommended.
3 Facial recognition function requires preloaded facial image identification database that may be subject to consensus from recognised individuals. The end-user assumes all liability for compliance with applicable local laws. Use of audio or video equipment for recording the image or audio of a person without their knowledge and consent is prohibited in certain countries or jurisdictions. The end-user assumes all liability for compliance with applicable local laws.
Specs
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Indoor/outdoor
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Indoor Outdoor |
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Type
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Thermographic |
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Connectivity
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Wired PoE |
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Resolution
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Full HD 2 megapixel |
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Image sensor
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1/2.8" 2 megapixel WDR progressive scan CMOS (Sony Exmor) Uncooled IRFPA Microbolometer |
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Maximum Video Resolution
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1920 x 1080 (16:9) 400 x 300 (thermal) |
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Advanced Light features
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Facial Recognition Group Temperature Screening Includes Blackbody Calibrator |
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Lens
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2.7~12 mm F1.6~2.9 Motorised Varifocal |
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Angle of View (H/V/D)
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32°~105° (Horizontal) 46°/35° (H/V, thermal) |
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Wide Dynamic Range(WDR)
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Supported
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Privacy Masks
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4 zones |
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External Microphone Input
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Supported
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External Speaker Output
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Supported
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Digital Input/Output(DI/DO)
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2/2 |
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Power Consumption
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10 W |
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Features
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ONVIF |
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Video Format
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H.264 H.265 MJPEG |
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Multi-Stream
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Supported
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Motion Detection
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Supported
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AI Motion Detection
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Facial Recognition |
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Event Recording
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Supported
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Support
| Version | Date | Type | File Size | |
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| Datasheet EN | - | 0.61mb | Download |
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| Version | Description | Date | Type | |
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| FW 3.6.0.1 RevA1 | Firmware | 26-01-2021 | - | Download |
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| CE doc 1.00 RevA1 | CE Document | 08-07-2020 | Download |