Thermal image cameras - Small european companies can now use thermography to prevent the swine A flu H1N1

Demand for flu screening thermography systems grows European companies are now using thermography to prevent the swine A flu

The thermal cameras are already being used in large-scale at international airports in the countries with the greatest number of cases of H1N1 infection. However the high cost of these systems prevented till now, the possibility of using them massed in Small Business Companies.

 
The BBC issued a notice on this topic available at: BBC Thermal Cameras and swine flu  the solution reported by the BBC can now be purchased at Europe Africa and Latin America countries thru the services of a Portuguese company at MKTi Domotica Lda Thermal cameras flu systems

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Time magazine also recently published an article on this subject that can be accessed at this link: Time magazine thermal images cameras helps to control swine flu pandemic 

Online at MKTi website (www.mkti.pt) you can find all relevant information about the available options on: Thermal image solutions for fever detection on swine flu control 

According to J. Cordeiro, CEO of MKTI - Domotica Lda, the company responsible for marketing these solutions of thermography suitable for Small Business companiess, the big news at the moment is the opportunity for any company to have at its disposal a reliable and professional solution for values significantly lower.

All around European countries is taking place a strong campaign, designed to encourage companies for the use of thermal imaging systems in contingency plans against the swaine A flu H1N1.

The aim is to mitigate the intensification of the pandemic that will occur with the arrival of autumn. It is expected that the escalating number of cases will increase exponentially causing a significant impact on the functioning of companies and state organizations.

The contamination of some workers of a company and the virus transfer the remaining unavoidable, may in some cases result in paralysis of the company, with the resulting losses.

Thermal imaging systems have introduced an element of delay in the spread of the virus, they allow the early identification of fever on infected persons. 

Using a thermal video camera at the main entrance of the building will permit to detect the company's employees or visitors whose body temperature is higher than normal, and advise the applicant to perform screening tests for infection with H1N1 vírus.

Based on information provided by  MKTi, the demand for thermal cameras for fever detection has grown substantially over the last three months. Result of this for most of these equipment manufacturers have invested in the development of systems for easy handling and cost that could allow the widespread use.

When we can ascertain at this time companies can choose four different systems in features and price, the market price of the most affordable system goes out around: € 2.800,00.


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