KF1100 Pro – Professional Visible Light Facial Authentication & RFID Reader

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    Biometric Reader Mode (via RS-485)

  • Dedicated to InBio Pro Plus controller to adopt facial authentication technology. (A maximum of face template capacity: 3,000; user capacity: 100,000 ).
  • Fully compatible with ZKBio CVSecurity (V6.3.0).
  • Support high-speed communication ports including TCP/IP, Wi-Fi (IEEE 802.11 a/g/n).
  • Capture and convert face images into face templates of just 512 bytes.
  • Visible Light Facial Authentication Standalone Device Mode (with DM10)

  • Support a maximum of 1,500 face template / 30,000 cards / 100,000 transactions.
  • Support high-speed communication ports including TCP/IP and Wi-Fi (IEEE 802.11 a/g/n).
  • Fully compatible with ZKBio CVSecurity (V6.3.0).
  • Support wall-mount and it is compatible with Asian gang-box (KF1100 Pro).
  • User friendly on-board web server for quick system configuration.
  • Advance protection standard fully compliant with ZKCSBL (ZKTeco Cyber Security Base Line).

Description

ZKTeco’s KF1100 Pro  is a sophisticated visible light facial authentication and RFID reader. This series can operate either as a biometric readers or as standalone access control devices, offering you the flexibility to choose the mode that best suits your needs.

Designed to integrate seamlessly with the inBio Pro Plus controllers, the KF1100 Pro can capture and convert face images into face templates as small as 512 bytes. The face templates will then be transmitted to the inBio Pro Plus controllers via RS-485 for authentication. The KF1100 Pro is equipped with a TCP/IP port, which  allows for fast data synchronization with the controllers, raising the bar for stable and precise facial authentication capabilities.

Also, KF1100 Pro showcase its versatility when deployed as a visible light facial authentication standalone access control device with a DM10 (door lock extension panel). KF1100 Pro is compatible with the ZKBio CVSecurity through ZKTeco A&C PUSH protocol.  

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