System offers protective setting for screening the health of individuals entering facilities

Helps employees get back to work safely

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LEO A DALY
May 29th, 2020
Work Well Modular System

The LEO A DALY modular system can be installed in any area where a controlled checkpoint is necessary to screen large groups of entrants for signs of infectious disease. Featuring a plug-and-play design, the health screening system is comprised of modules that are prefabricated for rapid deployment. The system entry pavilion allows touchless operation and includes air handling systems capable of controlling the transfer of airborne pathogens. The system comes in a variety of colors, with lighting and branding options. 

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