Fingerprint and card access control
Biometric and proximity reader that opens doors and logs entries
Fingerprint, card or PIN reader to open doors and see who came in and when. For offices, warehouses and apartment towers; get a quote on WhatsApp.
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Ideal for
- Offices
- Warehouses and restricted areas
- Server rooms
- Pedestrian entrances of apartment towers
Description
Access control replaces keys with something much easier to manage: a fingerprint, a proximity card or key fob, or a PIN code. Each person has their own permission, which can be revoked at any time, with no need to change locks when an employee leaves the company or a key gets lost. The system also keeps a log of who opened the door and when.
The reader is installed next to the door and controls an electric strike or a magnetic lock. Inside, we add an exit button and a power supply, ideally with a battery, so the door keeps working during a power outage. We always leave a safe way out in an emergency, because people's safety comes first. Outdoors, we choose readers built for rain or protect them with an overhang.
For a single door, a standalone reader is enough; for several doors we use a controller managed from a computer or an app, with schedules and access levels by area. It can be combined with cameras to have video of every entrance.
Features
- Entry by fingerprint, card, proximity fob or PIN
- Add and remove users without changing locks
- Entry log with date and time
- Schedules and permissions per person or per door
- Works with electric strikes and magnetic locks
- Exit button and backup power supply included in the installation
The service includes
- Site visit
- Reader and lock installed
- Exit button
- User enrollment
- Walkthrough on how to use it
Frequently asked questions
What happens if the power goes out?
We recommend a power supply with a backup battery so the door keeps working for a while during the outage. We also leave a safe emergency exit.
Can I see what time each employee came in?
Yes, the unit keeps a log of door openings. If what you need is time and attendance tracking with reports, we recommend an attendance terminal.
Which is better, fingerprint or card?
A fingerprint cannot be lent or lost; a card is faster and works for visitors or temporary staff. Many readers accept both.
Photo credits
- 2: Ominae, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons
- 3: Rachmaninoff, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons
- 4: me (cychk), CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons
Reference photos of the product type; the model we install may vary with your project.
