Thermal Imaging Camera Hikvision DS-2TP21B-6AVF/W

The Hikvision DS-2TP21B-6AVF/W handheld thermal camera is designed for body temperature screening in public and institutional environments. It integrates a thermal detector and a built-in 3.5" LCD display, and provides a compact, battery-powered solution for detecting and monitoring individuals with elevated body temperature in crowded areas such as customs checkpoints, airports, schools and hospitals.

Advantages

This model combines a thermal imaging detector with a built-in display for immediate visual feedback. The device supports manual focus, a fixed 6.2 mm focal length, 4x digital zoom and internal storage (16 GB) for captured data. Its lightweight, portable design (approximately 0.653 kg) and battery operation offer mobility for spot screening tasks, while the included features support straightforward on-site inspection and quarantine workflows.

Suitable for

• Temperature screening at airports and customs
• Health checks in schools and universities
• Patient or visitor screening in hospitals and clinics
• Temporary checkpoints and on-site quarantine inspection

Key specifications

• Model: Hikvision DS-2TP21B-6AVF/W
• Thermal detector resolution: 160×120
• Display: built-in 3.5" LCD
• Focal length: fixed 6.2 mm
• Zoom: 4× digital zoom
• Storage: 16 GB internal
• Focus: manual
• Weight: 0.653 kg
• Product colour: Black
• Battery-powered: up to 5 hours operation
• Input power: 4.5 W

How to use

Hold the camera steady and power it on to view the thermal image on the built-in 3.5" LCD. Aim the device at the person or crowd area to be screened, use manual focus and the 4× digital zoom as needed to obtain a clear thermal view, then review or store images on the internal 16 GB memory. Use the thermal detector reading to identify subjects with elevated body temperature for further manual verification according to local health procedures.

Recommendations

For reliable screening results, allow the camera and subjects to acclimate to the same ambient conditions, keep a stable distance during measurement, and follow institutional protocols for confirming elevated temperatures with a medical-grade thermometer.