Access Control System
An access control system uses a means of verification, known as a credential, to allow a person to enter an area. The credential can be something that is known, generally a personal identification number; something that is carried, such as a card or token; or something that the authorized person has, such as a fingerprint or iris (the colored part of the eye). The credential is entered, swiped, presented, or scanned, and, after some level of verification, access is granted or denied.
SL2801-CFT
SecureLink Face Recognition with Temperature Detection This face recognition terminal was specifically built to help combat the COVID-19 Virus. Aside from authentication access using facial features, it boasts unique features such as Fingerprint Authentication, Temperature Sensor to measure the forehead temperature, and annunciate an alarm when any abnormality is detected.
FACE150
User Capacity300 Face Users Record Capacity100,000 Records SensorSpecialized Sensor Card RecognitionStandard EM, Optional Mifare Communication MethodStandard TCP/IP USB Host Power12V DC Working Distance30cm-80cm Size210*82*40.8mm Weight315g
FACE350
Ultra User Friendly Contactless for ultimate hygiene Color screen for face positioning Audio prompt High Security More data measured than fingerprint Incident trackable Various alarms enhance security level Reliable Over 6 years market testing. Robust Performance Accurate: FAR<0.001%, FRR
SLFS7 PROXIMITY READER
Securelink Pro Fingerprint and Proximity Reader, 3000 Users This face recognition terminal can be used with application management systems for construction sites, access control systems, time and attendance, etc.
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