Combining body-temperature screening with face-based access control, model VDC-FRIP20SL-T2 runs a Hi3516DV300 platform under Linux with 16G of storage. Imaging comes from a 1/2.7-inch 2 megapixel CMOS behind a 4.5 mm lens at 1920x1080, sensitive to 0.005 Lux in colour, 0.007 Lux in monochrome and 0 Lux with infrared on, with at least 80 dB wide dynamic range and a signal-to-noise ratio of no less than 50 dB.

The binocular structure supports live detection for people 1.2 to 2.2 m tall at reading distances of 0.3 to 0.8 m, with the vertical angle adjustable by 30 degrees and recognition completing in under 500 milliseconds. Thermal measurement spans 30 to 45 degrees Celsius at 0.3 degree accuracy with a response below 300 milliseconds, and local storage holds a 22400-face library with one hundred thousand records. Wired links include a network port, Wiegand 26/34 input and output, one relay alarm output and a USB socket for an ID-card reader.

Supply is DC 12V at 3 amperes within a 20 watt ceiling; the body measures 123.5x84x361.3 mm, weighs 2.1 kg and mounts on poles drilled at 33 mm. Gated passage and attendance at company, campus and building entrances are the intended settings, and VIDCOM coordinates delivery with existing controller wiring.