Access Control System RFID PROCAPTURE-T | eSSL
Access Control System RFID PROCAPTURE-T has been designed and developed by India’s No. 1 security systems brand, eSSL. Access control systems that use Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology offer a secure, reliable, and easy-to-manage way to keep businesses safe and secure.
From choosing the right RFID card readers to setting up an effective access control system, find out all you need to know about implementing RFID technology for your business here!
Understand Your Needs: Evaluate your business requirements and access needs.
Before you can choose the right Access Control System RFID, you need to understand the specific requirements of your business.
Consider what type of security you need, which areas need to be secured, how many Access Control System RFID cards will be needed, and any other factors that may affect the implementation process. Then use this information to select an appropriate access control system for your needs.
Choose RFID System Components: Decide on cards, readers, and badges.
Choosing the right components is the key to implementing a successful and secure access control system with Access Control System RFID. Consider what type of identification cards or badges you need, whether they should be printed or encoded with RFID chips, and which type of reader you should use.
Determine which locations should have a reader installed, as well as if multiple readers in one area are necessary for extra security. Finally, be sure to note any other needs your system may have like power sources or WiFi capabilities.
Secure Physical Access Points: Install card readers and other access control components as needed on physical doors
Access Control System RFID secures every access point in your business with technology specifically designed to help you manage who is accessing what areas and when. Install card readers on doors where you need control of physical access, so you can set who is allowed in and out and at what times.
For extra security features, consider investing in two-factor authentication readers, which require two items, such as an ID badge or PIN for entry. These additional layers of protection make it harder for intruders and increase the overall security of your facility.
Train Employees for Effective Use: Educate employees about safety protocols related to the use of RFID cards and any additional security measures in place
Educate your team on the proper use of Access Control System RFID cards and any other access control measures used in your facility. Remind them that they must protect their badge to avoid its misuse.
Explain the implications of unauthorized entry into restricted areas and the importance of properly using the card reader to authenticate each access point.
Train employees on each system’s features, such as alarms, so that they can respond appropriately in case of an emergency. Taking time to adequately train employees will ensure confident usage and utilization of the access control system.
Monitor Access Points and Logs: Periodically review logs to validate that only authorized individuals have appropriate access privileges to the desired areas of your business or facility
Periodically review access logs to make sure that only authorized individuals can access areas of your business where they are not allowed. You should take into consideration the times, days, and duration of each request, as well as who is requesting such access.
Access Control System RFID creates a schedule of periodic reviews and be sure to include multiple perspectives to ensure proper validation procedures are in place. Additionally, ensure you stay up-to-date on the latest technology available for monitoring and logging access points.
Product Specifications:
Fingerprint Access Control System | |
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Fingerprint Capacity | 6,000 |
Card Capacity | 10,000 |
Transactions Capacity | 1,00,000 |
User Photos | 3,000 |
Event Photos | 7,000 |
Communication | TCP/IP, RS485 |
(For Slave Reader), USB Host, Wiegand | |
Input / Output, Security Relay Box | |
Hardware | 1.2GHz dual-core CPU, |
Memory 128 MB RAM / 256MB Flash, SilkID Fingerprint Sensor, 2,4 Inches | |
TFT-LCD Touch Screen, 125KHz EM Reader / Mifare (Optional), Hi-Fi Voice & | |
Indicator, Tamper Switch Alarm, Touch Keypad, 120° Wide Angle Camera | |
Standard Functions | Access Levels / Groups / Holidays, DST / Bell Schedule, Duress Mode, |
Anti-Passback, Record Query, Custom Wallpaper & Screen Saver | |
Special Functions | Multiple Verification Modes, Alive Finger Detection, |
Event Snapshot, User Photo(Optional) | |
Access Control Interface | Lock Relay Output, Alarm Output / Auxiliary Input, |
Exit Button / Door Sensor, Doorbell Output | |
Compatibility | Wiegand Slave Reader, RS485 |
FP Slave Reader, BioSecurity Software | |
Working Temperature | -10 °C ~ 50 °C |
Dimensions | 195.5 × 87 × 35 mm |
Algorithm | Fingerprint Algorithm Finger v10.0 |
Power | Operating Voltage 12V DC, Current Draw < 500 mA |
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