Palmer Wahl Infrareds Thermal Imagers Instruction Manual

: August 12, 2024
: Palmer Wahl

Table of Contents

Palmer Wahl Infrareds Thermal Imagers
Product Information
Product Usage Instructions
Wahl Hand Held Products for Detecting Elevated Skin Temperature
Call us to have your new or existing infrared device calibrated to detect
References
Read User Manual Online (PDF format)
Download This Manual (PDF format)

Palmer Wahl Infrareds Thermal Imagers

Product Information

Specifications

Product Name: Infrared Device for Skin Temperature Measurement
Manufacturer: Palmer Wahl
Usage: Measure skin temperature accurately for screening purposes
Calibration: Available for both new and existing devices

Product Usage Instructions

Calibration Process
To ensure accurate measurements, it is recommended to calibrate your infrared device for skin temperature detection. Follow these steps:

Visit palmerwahl.com or contact customer support to request an RMA for calibration.
Send your device to the designated address for calibration.
Upon completion, your calibrated device will be returned to you promptly.

Measurement Procedure
Once your device is calibrated, follow these steps to measure skin temperature:

Point the device towards the individual’s skin from a recommended distance.
Press the measurement button to capture the skin temperature reading.
Record the temperature displayed on the device for reference.

FAQ

Q: Are single point infrared thermometers and thermal imaging cameras suitable for COVID-19 detection?
A: No, these devices are not medical tools for COVID-19 diagnosis; they are designed to detect elevated skin temperature as a screening measure.
Q: How can I purchase Skin Temperature calibration for my device?
A: You can buy Skin Temperature calibration along with a new product or contact Palmer Wahl for calibration services post-purchase.
Q: What should I do if my existing device needs calibration?
A: Visit palmerwahl.com, request an RMA, and follow the instructions to schedule calibration for your existing infrared or thermal imager.

Have your new or existing infrared device calibrated to detect elevated Skin Temperature by Palmer Wahl
Measure Skin Temperature accurately using your new or existing Infrareds or Thermal Imagers.
Screening for elevated skin temperature on individuals for the possible existence of the Covid 19 Virus is serious business. Inaccurate devices being used incorrectly is typically the problem. Buying new IR devices is not always practical. Whether you have one or are buying a new device you want to be able to get the most out of your investment.
Palmer Wahl offers a service to assist you in fine tuning your infrared devices to measure skin temperatures more accurately. We will provide you with the proper settings and corrections to screen for normal and elevated skin temperatures. We use a NIST traceable Transfer Standard to accurately calibrate your unit. We provide a certificate that shows the accuracy offset, the emissivity, alarm, if available on your unit, and a label on your device so you always have the correct settings to be used when screening individuals. The result is the ability to maximize protection of all your employees, clients, guests and friends.
If you are looking for a new solution to measure skin temperature, our lineup of temperature screening products is below. We offer a broad product line for virtually any situation or budget. Our Skin Temperature calibration can be purchased with your new product or any time after.
If you have an existing infrared or thermal imager you would like to utilize for skin temperature measurement simply go to palmerwahl.com and click on Request an RMA and follow the instructions. You may also call now at: 1-800-421-2853 or email us at sales@palmerwahl.com and schedule your unit to be calibrated. We will calibrate any device and return it to you within days.
Important Note: Single Point Infrared Thermometers and Thermal Imaging cameras are not medical devices and cannot be used to detect or diagnose COVID-19/Corona virus. They are useful tools to determine if someone has an elevated skin temperature.