Infrared thermometer designed for fast, non-contact measurement of human body temperature.
It can operate autonomously or be installed at access points in conjunction with Dingo B-01 / Dingo B-02 breathalyzers.

The Dingo IK-01 version operates independently and features a display that shows the measurement results. It can connect to external devices via USB for data transmission.
The Dingo IK-02 version does not have a display and operates in conjunction with Dingo B-01 / Dingo B-02 breathalyzers for access control points. Measurement results are transmitted to the access control system (ACS).

When the thermometer is installed at an access point, the workflow is organized as follows: to pass through a turnstile or door, a person presents an identification card. After identification, the system measures both body temperature and breath alcohol level. Based on the results, a unified signal is sent to the ACS controller, granting or denying access depending on predefined thresholds for temperature and alcohol levels.

After temperature and alcohol level measurements are taken, the results are transmitted to the ACS as a single event (normal or abnormal, along with digital values for temperature and alcohol level). Access authorization or denial can also be implemented via analog relay output using “dry contacts.” However, when connected via dry contacts, only qualitative results (normal / above normal) are recorded in the ACS.

The thermometer can be connected to various access control systems, auxiliary devices, or a computer via USB, Wiegand-26, or RS-485 interfaces.

• Human body temperature measurement range: 20 to 45 °C
• Ambient temperature measurement range: -70 to 380 °C