The Biomax N-UltraFace terminal (SKU: KTI01002003NUFS) is an industrial-grade multi-biometric access control and time-attendance system engineered for demanding commercial, institutional, and industrial entry points. Configured to operate without internal batteries (they are not included) via a continuous 12V DC / 2A supply, the device delivers high-throughput identity verification using facial recognition, optical fingerprint scanning, RFID cards, and PIN authentication across diverse operational environments.
High-Illumination Perimeters, Gatehouses, and Educational Institutions
Conventional optical face capture systems often fail when exposed to intense ambient lighting, high reflectivity, or shifting outdoor light. The N-UltraFace integrates an auto-focus optical camera engineered to withstand ambient illumination up to 100,000 LUX as well as zero-light dark conditions. This optical tolerance makes the terminal suited for outdoor-facing security gatehouses, semi-open entrance corridors, airport boarding gates, and school checkpoints where glass facades or direct sunlight create high luminous glare. Operating with a 1 GHz processor, the unit captures and verifies faces at a distance of 2 to 4 feet (approximately 1 meter) in 1 second or less, preventing bottlenecks at peak shift rotations.
Manufacturing Facilities, Warehouses, and Industrial Plants
Industrial shop floors present recurring challenges for standard fingerprint sensors due to residue, mechanical wear, or process coloration on workers' hands. The N-UltraFace features a 500 DPI optical fingerprint sensor backed by an algorithm that reliably processes rough, dry, moist, stained, and colored fingertips (such as ink or mehndi). With an onboard capacity of 30,000 fingerprint templates, 3,000 face templates, and a 200,000-event internal transaction log, plant engineers can deploy the terminal for large industrial workforces. Audio confirmation via 16-bit Hi-Fi voice prompts in English and visual feedback on the 2.8-inch TFT color screen ensure rapid user throughput in noisy production settings.
Enterprise Access Control and Multi-Door Commercial Facilities
For corporate offices, technology parks, and multi-tenant commercial properties, the Biomax N-UltraFace acts as a physical security junction. Equipped with an onboard output relay and Wiegand In/Out interfaces, the terminal directly controls electronic locks, magnetic door hardware, and external peripherals including remote triggers, standard push buttons, and no-touch infrared sensors. Facilities can assign multi-modal credentials across 3,000 maximum users utilizing standard 125 kHz EM cards, optional 13.56 MHz Mifare cards, or facial recognition with a false acceptance rate (FAR) of 0.01% and a false rejection rate (FRR) of 0.001%.
Distributed Branch Networks and Remote Infrastructure
Organizations managing decentralized job sites, substations, or remote branch offices benefit from flexible network integration and offline capabilities. The terminal supports Push Data technology over TCP/IP (Ethernet) and Wi-Fi, alongside optional 4G GPRS modules for sites lacking wired network lines. In fully disconnected field locations, audit records can be exported locally via the onboard USB host port. On-device menu navigation allows managers to configure departments and work shifts directly on the hardware without dedicated host PC connectivity.
| Deployment Setting | Primary Verification Method | Operational Benefit |
|---|---|---|
| High-Glare Corridors / Airports / Schools | Facial Recognition (100,000 LUX auto-focus) | Accurate 1-meter capture under strong reflection and direct sunlight |
| Industrial Shop Floors / Workshops | 500 DPI Fingerprint & Face Capture | Scans dry, moist, ink-stained, and rough skin textures |
| Corporate Security Doors & Gates | Face / RFID (125 kHz EM or 13.56 MHz Mifare) | Direct lock relay drive, Wiegand In/Out, and no-touch sensor compatibility |
| Remote Field Sites / Construction | PIN / RFID / Biometric with USB Data Export | Offline shift creation, 200,000 log buffer, and optional 4G GPRS integration |