South African technology security company SECU Exports elevate their health security and safety offering in the continued fight against COVID-19
South African security technology company SECU Exports elevate their health security and safety offering in the continued fight against COVID-19.
Early detection of infection through the use of fever screening protocols is crucial in preventing and containing the spread of the Coronavirus. Contactless infrared thermometers, as well as thermal temperature cameras can give an inaccurate reading when used incorrectly or when not correctly set. SECU Exports provide reliable solutions with their wide range of quality FLIR fever screening equipment to help you safeguard your business and school premises during and after the COVID-19 crises. The FLIR thermal imaging and temperature screening products range from SECU Exports detect elevated skin temperature in large groups of people easily, and reliably and can be set up at checkpoints or used as hand-held devices at entrances to schools, businesses, airport borders, and any institution that requires mass screening.
“We as Secu Exports have been involved with Thermography for a number of years in both the automation and security industries, spearheaded by our certified level 3 thermographer, one of only 5 in Africa. Screening is one of the few options we have as businesses and public to mitigate risk of spreading the disease, yet very few people understand the science or how to achieve this protocol correctly. We have been instrumental in informing the public on how to screen temperatures correctly and to mitigate said risks. Many cheap devices are now available in the market via businesses and individuals seeing a gap to make some revenue but it is important to note that they do not follow screening IEC / ISO standards, or even understand the basics of thermography. It is vitally important for anyone managing screening to understand and be informed prior to purchasing screening devices. This serves to increase our awareness towards health and safety of the public at large.” Says Charles Harrison, CEO of SECU Exports.
