TIMMY TFS50 Fingerprint Access Control System

TIMMY TFS50 Fingerprint Access Control System

TIMMY TFS50 Fingerprint Access Control System stands as a cutting-edge solution in the realm of security and access management. With its advanced features and robust design, this system offers unparalleled control over entry and exit points, ensuring the utmost security for various premises. At the core of its capabilities is the impressive card and fingerprint capacity. Able to store up to 3000 cards and fingerprints, the TFS50 is suitable for a wide range of environments, from small businesses to large corporations. The 2.0 TFT Color LCD display provides a user-friendly interface that enhances the interaction and usability of the system. One of its standout features is its multi-faceted identification style. The TFS50 supports various methods, including fingerprint recognition, password input, Mifare cards, and ID cards, making it adaptable to different user preferences and requirements. The lightning-fast identification speed of under 1 second ensures smooth and efficient entry processes, even during high-traffic periods. The system's security measures are comprehensive and innovative. The anti-passback functionality, available for both in and out doors, prevents unauthorized entry attempts. The alarm system covers defend, unlock, and threaten scenarios, bolstering the overall security posture. Additionally, the system supports multiple communication methods, such as WAN remote, RS485, TCP/IP, USB, and WiFi, allowing for flexible and remote management options. The TFS50 also takes environmental factors into account. With its humidity tolerance range of 20% to 60%, it remains effective in varying conditions. The optional WiFi/IP 67 waterproof feature ensures durability in outdoor settings, making it suitable for a wide array of applications. Installation and integration are streamlined, with support for standalone and network configurations. The Wiegand out support (both 26 and 34 formats) enhances compatibility with existing infrastructure, further adding to its convenience.