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This is a new product of the Linax type. It provides more stable measurements of surface body temperature through screening compared to the conventional model ZX-TN2M7A, resulting in less fluctuation in temperature readings. Compared to the FACE02, it is suitable for use in small hospitals, offices, cafeterias, and stores. Essentially, it has settings for adjustment and temperature correction for screening, but it can perform screening with little need for temperature correction even at room temperatures around 10°C. The product comes with a manual and software for use on a computer. Support for the software will be provided separately. Note: Our products have been improved from the initial versions, so it is rare to see temperatures in the range of 34°C or the low 35°C. During cold periods, surface body temperatures may be slightly lower, but the threshold for detecting fever is set at 37.3°C. Relying solely on temperatures in the 34°C or 35°C range could lead to a failure to detect fever and potentially dangerous situations. It is said that the average body temperature for Japanese people is between 36.5°C and 37.2°C, but body temperature can vary. Therefore, if possible, we recommend measuring actual body temperature with a high-accuracy contact thermometer for multiple individuals before using the screening device for temperature checks.

• Thermography

This is a new product of the Linax type. The measurement of surface body temperature through screening is more stable than that of conventional devices, resulting in less fluctuation. Essentially, it has settings for adjustment for screening and temperature correction, but it has rarely required temperature correction even at room temperatures around 10°C, allowing for effective screening. The product manual and software for use with a computer are also included. Support for the software will be provided separately. Note: Our product has been improved from the initial version, so it is rare to see temperatures in the range of 34°C or the low 35°C. During cold periods, surface body temperatures may be slightly lower, but the temperature for detecting fever is set at 37.3°C, so if only temperatures in the 34°C or 35°C range are recorded, it may lead to a failure to detect fever and could result in a dangerous situation. It is said that the average body temperature of Japanese people is between 36.5°C and 37.2°C, but body temperature can vary. Therefore, if possible, it is recommended to measure actual body temperature with a high-accuracy contact thermometer for multiple individuals before screening with the device.

• Thermography