Temperature-Based Access Denial

Set a temperature threshold to automatically deny access when it exceeds a specified degree.

Our system allows you to set a temperature threshold that will automatically deny access if the temperature exceeds the specified limit. By default, access will be denied if the temperature exceeds 100°F (37.8°C), but this setting can be customized through the portal to meet your facility's needs. This feature helps ensure safety and security, particularly in environments where temperature control is crucial.

FAQs:

1. What is the default temperature that denies access?
   By default, access will be denied if the temperature exceeds 100°F (37.8°C), but this can be adjusted as needed.

2. How can I change the temperature threshold?
   You can change the temperature threshold through the settings in the portal, allowing you to set the limit that works best for your facility.

3. What happens when the temperature exceeds the set threshold?
   When the temperature exceeds the set threshold, access will automatically be denied, preventing entry until conditions are within the safe or specified range.