ZKTeco brings two new temperature detection modules- the TDM95 and the TDM95E
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ZKTeco, the global biometric security solutions provider, has added two new temperature detection modules in their line-up of high-tech biometric security solutions: the TMD95 and the TMD95E. These temperature detection modules are relevant now more than ever considering the COVID-19 situation worldwide.
TDM95
TDM95 is a touch-less temperature sensor module used for Temperature Detection in Access Control systems and Time Attendance devices. This small yet capable is designed for indoor use. This extremely light device, weighing only 333gm packs several interesting features including detection of temperature from as close as 1cm to as far as 15cm. The temperature measurement range of the device is quite vivid as well. The digital display tube of the device also makes readings clear and easy to comprehend even in dark environments. The whole system is easy to install and is compatible with ZKTeco and 3rd party devices thanks to its compatibility with communications protocol including USB, RS232, RS485, etc.
TDM95E
Like the TDM95, the TDM95E is an indoor USB Module used for temperature detection, applicable to both Access Control systems and Time Attendance devices of ZKTeco. The device is lightweight, weighing only 0.17kgs with a dimension of 88 * 88 * 54.63 (mm) which makes it an ideal portable device that can be carried to and fitted anywhere in any setting of your choice. The device can measure temperature from a distance of 3cm to 5cm and with a range that's capable of measuring temperature from 32.0°C to 42.9°C (or 89.6°F to 109.22°F in the Fahrenheit scale) with an acceptable small deviation of ±0.3°C or ±0.54°F. The compact, small design of the device makes sure that it doesn't look out of the place, no matter where it's fitted. Operating only at 5 volts, the device is economic and cost-effective as well.
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