Answer:
The ET-2033 is factory-designed to integrate with eSSL uFace facial recognition terminals (such as the uFace 302) and interfaces with any access control system via standard dry contact opening signal inputs. It also features dedicated terminals for emergency switch overrides, passing indicator outputs, and direction indicator signals.
The eSSL ET-2033 is engineered for seamless interoperability with biometric identification and entrance automation hardware:
- Biometric Integration: Factory-configured casework directly accommodates eSSL uFace multi-biometric attendance and access control terminals (such as the uFace 302 facial recognition unit).
- Input Signals: Accepts standard dry contact relay triggers from third-party access control controllers, RFID card readers, QR code scanners, and push buttons.
- Emergency Circuitry: Features a discrete emergency switch input loop that triggers the internal drop-arm solenoid to unlatch the horizontal barrier arm.
- Signaling Outputs: Equipped with onboard terminal blocks providing passing indicator outputs and direction indicator outputs to synchronize external lane light indicators and entry/exit status consoles.
