Review on Infrared THERM0METER for High-Density Areas in Offices, Factories, Shops, Schools, Restaurants, Rail Station Entrances, and More – Wall-Mounted Solution by Jessie Drury

For the most part this seems accurate, but now that we've been using it for the last month (low volume <20 people per day) there are a few clues. at 93 degrees Fahrenheit, which is impossible unless someone is in a deadly situation. I am no longer eligible for returns but I am hoping there is some sort of adjustment or clearance as this should give our staff confidence that they do not trust the products we are using for security screening.