Biometric terminals

Biometric terminal is a modern identification device designed for access control and time tracking in access control systems. Instead of traditional cards or keys, a biometric terminal uses the unique physiological characteristics of a person - a fingerprint, face or palm vein pattern.

The most popular are biometric facial recognition terminals and fingerprint terminals. Modern models provide high speed and accuracy of identification, operate in various lighting conditions and support contactless access.

The use of a biometric terminal provides a number of important advantages:

• high level of security - biometric data cannot be lost, forgotten or transferred to another person;
• elimination of “unauthorized access” using someone else’s card;
• convenience for employees - no need to carry a pass;
• accurate recording of the worker time and discipline control.

Biometric terminals are easily integrated with turnstiles, electromagnetic locks, video surveillance and access control software. Many models support several identification methods simultaneously (face + card + PIN code), which increases the reliability of the system.

Biometric terminals are actively used in enterprises, offices, construction sites, government agencies and at any facilities where reliable and convenient access control for personnel and visitors is required.