Perkotek P 14 Fingerprint, Card, and Password Reader

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Authorize Access with Fingerprint, Card, and Password!
Today, security is of great importance in every area. Both individuals and businesses need advanced technologies to ensure their safety. Access control readers that can authorize access with fingerprint, card, and password are among the best solutions for this need.
Access control readers are electronic devices that control entries and exits. They manage access to specific areas using different authentication methods such as fingerprints, cards, and passwords. These devices are used to enhance security and prevent unauthorized access.

Working Principle and Technical Features
Access control readers support three main authentication methods:

• Fingerprint Recognition: The user places their finger on the scanner, and the device verifies their identity.

• Card Reading: The user presents their RFID card to the reader, which reads the data and authenticates the user.

• Password Entry: The user enters a pre-set password via the keypad, and the device grants access upon validation.

Technical Specifications:

• Processor: American Intel 32-bit X-scale

• Protection Standard: Suitable for indoor use

• Casing: Plastic

• Processing Speed: 0.2 seconds

• Recording Type: Fingerprint, Proximity Card, and Password

• Fingerprint Capacity: 200

• Card Capacity: 10,000

• Password Capacity: 10,000

• Connection: Wiegand 26-bit output

• Functions: Electronic lock, door sensor, alarm, exit button

• Trigger: Can operate turnstiles, barriers, and doors

• Operating Temperature: +60 to -45°C

• Humidity: 0% - 95%

• Certifications: UL, CE, FCC, MA, ISO9001, EEP, CCS, ETS

Advantages of Access Control Readers

• Multi-Factor Authentication

• User-Friendly Operation

• High Security

• Durability against harsh conditions

• Easy Installation

• Flexibility for different security needs

Application Areas

• Offices and workplaces

• Apartment complexes

• Schools and universities

• Hospitals

• Industrial facilities

• Data centers

• Airports

How Access Control Readers Work

1. Authentication via fingerprint, card, or password

2. Data reading and comparison with stored data

3. Access permission granted if match is found

4. Entry and exit logs are recorded and monitored

Installation Process

1. Mounting

2. Wiring

3. Software integration

4. Testing and calibration