ZKTeco SenseFace M2F-LR Facial and Fingerprint Attendance Terminal in Dubai, UAE
A compact time-and-attendance terminal for SMEs that combines facial, fingerprint, card and password authentication with network connectivity and basic access-control interfaces.
The strongest reason to consider this model is flexibility at the point of attendance. A business can give employees more than one way to authenticate, while IT or administration teams can connect the device to supported ZKTeco software and use wired networking as the standard communications path. Optional Wi-Fi, optional IC card support and an optional backup battery should be confirmed before ordering because they are not standard on every configuration.
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What the SenseFace M2F-LR Is Designed to Do
The SenseFace M2F-LR is designed primarily to record employee attendance while also supporting practical access-control functions. For a small or medium-sized organization, that means one compact wall-mounted terminal can handle several authentication methods rather than forcing every employee to use the same credential. Facial recognition is useful when a touchless interaction is preferred; fingerprint verification provides a familiar biometric method; ID cards offer quick credential-based use; and passwords give administrators another fallback option. This combination is particularly useful in workplaces where staff roles, shift patterns and convenience requirements are not identical.
Official ZKTeco specifications place the model in a practical SMB capacity range. The standard configuration lists up to 1,000 users, 1,000 fingerprints, 1,000 cards and 500 face templates, with storage for 150,000 transaction records. That makes the device a better fit for small offices, retail operations, clinics, schools, warehouses, service centers and similar sites than for very large workforces that need several thousand facial templates on one terminal. A buyer should compare the actual enrolled population with these limits, leaving enough headroom for staff growth, temporary users and administrative records.
The device runs Linux and includes a dual-core 1 GHz processor, 512 MB RAM and 8 GB ROM. A 2.8-inch TFT color screen, physical 16-key keypad and built-in speaker support daily interaction. The SenseFace model adds a 1 MP binocular camera, supplemental light and visible-light facial authentication with anti-spoofing functionality. ZKTeco specifies facial recognition from approximately 50 cm to 180 cm and lists facial verification in under 1.2 seconds, while fingerprint authentication is listed at under one second. These figures help buyers understand the intended use: quick employee verification at a controlled entry or attendance point rather than extended user interaction.
For UAE buyers, the most important planning question is how the terminal will fit into the existing attendance process. FourTeck can help review user count, chosen authentication methods, network availability, software preference, door-control requirement, battery need, card technology and installation location before quotation. That review is valuable because Wi-Fi, IC card support and the backup battery are optional rather than universal. Buyers who need attendance reporting should also confirm whether they plan to use ZKBio Zlink or the on-premise ZKBio Time platform and what licensing or deployment requirements apply to the selected software environment.
Key Business Benefits
The value of this terminal comes from reducing attendance friction without making the installation unnecessarily complex. The following benefits matter most when a business has a moderate employee count and wants several ways to verify staff.
Multiple authentication methods reduce dependence on one credential
A mixed workforce may not find one identification method suitable in every situation. The SenseFace M2F-LR supports face, fingerprint, standard ID card and password authentication. That lets administrators plan a more practical attendance policy: employees who prefer touchless face authentication can use it, card users can present a credential, and fingerprint verification remains available for traditional biometric workflows. Multiple methods can also help operations continue when a user has a damaged card or when a particular verification method is inconvenient for a specific employee. The terminal therefore offers operational flexibility without requiring several separate devices at the same point.
Face recognition supports a fast, contact-light workflow
Visible-light facial recognition is useful at busy office entrances, reception areas or staff doors where people want to verify without pressing a sensor. ZKTeco lists a recognition range of roughly 50 cm to 180 cm and facial authentication in under 1.2 seconds. In practical terms, the terminal is designed to recognize users from a natural standing distance rather than requiring the face to be placed very close to the camera.
150,000 transaction records support routine attendance history
The terminal can hold a substantial attendance log relative to its SMB user capacity. This does not remove the need for good software synchronization and record-management practice, but it gives administrators useful local transaction headroom between data transfers. Buyers should still define how often records will be synchronized and how long attendance history must be retained in the central system.
Wired TCP/IP fits normal business network designs
TCP/IP is standard, so the device can be planned like other managed network endpoints on a business LAN. This is helpful where IT teams prefer stable wired connectivity and want attendance terminals connected through structured cabling. Optional 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi is available when cable routing is difficult, but buyers should confirm that option on the exact unit before purchase rather than assuming every terminal includes wireless connectivity.
Basic door interfaces can extend the device beyond attendance-only use
The terminal includes interfaces for an electric lock, door sensor and exit button. That means it can support controlled-door scenarios when correctly designed and installed. The buyer should not treat this as a complete access-control project by itself, however. Lock type, power supply, fail-safe or fail-secure behavior, egress requirements, door hardware, mounting and local site requirements all need to be reviewed. FourTeck can help connect the terminal choice with the wider door-control and cabling scope.
Optional battery can help with short power interruptions
ZKTeco offers a 2,000 mAh lithium backup battery as an option. The vendor lists up to four hours of operating time, seven hours standby and around five hours charging time. Runtime depends on conditions, so the option should be viewed as short-duration continuity rather than a substitute for proper UPS planning where uninterrupted attendance or door operation is critical.
A Compact Terminal with Practical SMB Priorities
This model is strongest when a buyer needs several authentication choices in a compact device and does not require very large biometric capacity. Its physical design combines a small color screen, keypad, fingerprint sensor, card reader area and binocular camera in a wall-mounted housing measuring 154 × 138 × 34 mm. At a net weight of about 0.43 kg, it is intended to be a straightforward endpoint rather than a large kiosk or interactive display.
The system also supports photo capture and event photo capture, record query, schedule bell, tamper switch alarm, automatic status switching and multiple authentication methods. Backend access options include HTTPS and SSH according to the vendor specification. These capabilities are relevant for administrators who need more than a simple punch clock but still want a manageable attendance endpoint.
ZKFace V4.0 with visible-light facial authentication and anti-spoofing support.
ZKFingerprint V13.0 standard, with V10.0 listed as an optional algorithm.
125 kHz ID card is standard; 13.56 MHz IC card support is optional and should be ordered intentionally.
ZKBio Zlink is listed for mobile and cloud use, while ZKBio Time is listed for on-premise deployment.
Technical Specifications
The table below follows the manufacturer data for the SenseFace M2F-LR configuration. Options such as Wi-Fi, IC card support and the backup battery must be confirmed on the exact unit being quoted.
| Specification | SenseFace M2F-LR |
|---|---|
| Brand / Model | ZKTeco / SenseFace M2F-LR |
| Product type | Time-attendance terminal with access-control functions |
| Display | 2.8-inch TFT color LCD, 320 × 240 |
| Camera | 1 MP binocular camera with supplemental light |
| Operating system | Linux |
| Hardware | Dual-core 1 GHz CPU, 512 MB RAM, 8 GB ROM, 1 W speaker, 16-key keypad, ZK optical fingerprint sensor |
| Authentication methods | Fingerprint, face, card, password |
| User / fingerprint / card capacity | 1,000 each, standard |
| Face capacity | 500, standard |
| Transaction capacity | 150,000 records |
| Password length | Up to 8 digits |
| Authentication speed | Fingerprint under 1 second; face under 1.2 seconds |
| Facial recognition distance | 50 cm to 180 cm |
| Algorithms | ZKFace V4.0; ZKFingerprint V13.0 standard / V10.0 optional |
| Card type | 125 kHz ID card standard; 13.56 MHz IC card optional |
| Communication | 1 × TCP/IP; optional 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi IEEE 802.11b/g/n/ax; 1 × USB Type-A for USB drive |
| Door interfaces | Electric lock, door sensor, exit button |
| Power supply | DC 12 V, 1.5 A |
| Optional backup battery | 2,000 mAh lithium; up to 4 hours operating, 7 hours standby, approx. 5 hours charge time |
| Operating environment | -5°C to 45°C; 10% to 90% RH non-condensing |
| Dimensions / net weight | 154 × 138 × 34 mm; 0.43 kg |
| Software | ZKBio Zlink mobile/cloud; ZKBio Time on-premise |
| Installation | Wall mount; compatible with Asian gang box / single gang box |
| Certifications listed by vendor | ISO 14001, ISO 9001, CE, FCC, RoHS |
When choosing the correct configuration, focus first on the employee population and the primary verification method. The headline user capacity is 1,000, but facial capacity is lower at 500. A company with 800 employees that wants every employee enrolled for face recognition would therefore exceed the standard face-template capacity even though the user count appears to fit. The same organization might still use the device successfully if only part of the workforce uses facial verification and others use fingerprint or cards, but the enrollment policy should be planned before purchase.
Next, confirm connectivity and card technology. Wired TCP/IP is the standard network path. If the installation location does not have network cabling and you require wireless communication, specify the optional Wi-Fi version. If an existing building uses 13.56 MHz IC cards, the optional IC card capability must be selected rather than assuming the standard 125 kHz ID reader will match those credentials. Finally, determine whether the terminal is attendance-only or will control a door. Door-control use introduces additional hardware and installation decisions including lock type, exit button, door sensor, power protection and safe egress design.
Configuration and Buyer Guidance
A correct attendance terminal is selected around the workforce and the operating process, not only the model name. The five questions below help clarify whether this unit is a good fit and which optional items must be included in the quote.
How many people will use face recognition?
This is the highest-risk sizing question. Standard user capacity is 1,000, but standard face capacity is 500. If facial authentication is required for more than 500 people on one terminal, ask FourTeck to review a higher-capacity alternative or a multi-device design.
Which card technology is already in use?
Standard support is for 125 kHz ID cards. The 13.56 MHz IC card option is different. If staff already carry building cards, identify their technology before purchase so the attendance terminal does not become an isolated credential system.
Is wired Ethernet available at the mounting point?
TCP/IP is standard and normally the cleanest business deployment. Where cabling is unavailable, the optional Wi-Fi version may be considered. Confirm wireless signal quality, network policy and security requirements before depending on Wi-Fi for attendance synchronization.
How will attendance records be managed?
ZKTeco lists ZKBio Zlink and ZKBio Time as supported software. Decide whether the business prefers a cloud/mobile-oriented approach or an on-premise deployment, then confirm current software requirements, licensing and compatibility for the intended workflow.
Will the terminal also unlock a door?
If yes, list the lock type, door sensor, exit button, power requirement, existing access hardware and any integration needs. Attendance and physical access are related but not identical projects, so the door-control design should be reviewed separately from user enrollment.
For a useful quote, send FourTeck the expected employee count, number of people requiring facial enrollment, current card type, quantity of terminals, preferred software, network method, whether door control is required, desired battery option, installation location and delivery destination. These details make it easier to quote the right version and identify accessories before the order is placed.
Ideal Business Use Cases
The model is best used where the workforce size fits its biometric capacity and where a compact wall-mounted terminal can serve a defined attendance point. It is not automatically the right choice for every building; site traffic, enrollment count, software and door-control requirements should guide the decision.
Office employee attendance
A small or mid-sized office can place the terminal near a staff entrance, reception transition point or employee corridor and let users clock in with face, fingerprint, card or password. Facial authentication can reduce touching during busy arrival periods, while fingerprint and card methods provide alternatives for employees who are not enrolled for face. The 150,000-record transaction capacity is suitable for routine attendance logging, provided records are synchronized into the chosen management platform according to the organization’s process.
Retail and customer-service branches
Retail stores, showrooms and service counters often have moderate employee numbers but extended operating hours. A compact terminal can help standardize shift attendance across a branch while allowing different credential methods. Businesses with many branches should review whether centralized software and consistent network access are available at every site before standardizing the model.
Clinics and small healthcare facilities
Clinics may prefer touchless facial verification for convenience while keeping fingerprint or cards as alternatives. The terminal can serve staff attendance at a controlled employee point. If it is also used for door access to restricted areas, the buyer should review local policies, door hardware and authentication rules rather than assuming an attendance setup automatically meets all access-control needs.
Warehouses and operational offices
Warehouses with a manageable staff population can use the device for shift attendance at an administrative or staff entry point. The operating temperature range is -5°C to 45°C, so placement should remain within the vendor’s environmental limits. Outdoor exposure, direct weather, extreme heat or dusty uncontrolled locations should be avoided unless the overall installation provides suitable protection.
Schools and training centers
Education environments can use the model for employee attendance or controlled staff-only doors when user numbers fit the terminal. Buyers should define whether the system is for staff, students or both because facial capacity can become the limiting factor quickly. Larger campuses may need multiple terminals or a higher-capacity model.
Professional services and branch offices
Consultancies, service companies and branch offices often need a simple method to standardize time records without a large enterprise access platform. The SenseFace M2F-LR is relevant when the organization wants a flexible biometric terminal with a straightforward network connection and the option to link attendance data into supported ZKTeco software.
SenseFace M2F-LR Multi-Method Authentication
The central feature is not face recognition by itself; it is the ability to combine several identity methods in one terminal. This matters because real workplaces have exceptions. Some employees wear gloves during part of the day, some may damage or forget cards, some may prefer touchless verification, and some roles may need a fallback method during enrollment or maintenance. A terminal that supports face, fingerprint, card and password gives administrators more options for defining a workable policy.
The face system uses ZKFace V4.0 and a 1 MP binocular camera, with visible-light anti-spoofing support. Fingerprint verification uses ZKTeco’s optical sensor and ZKFingerprint V13.0 as the standard algorithm. Card use is based on 125 kHz ID technology by default, with 13.56 MHz IC support offered as an option. Buyers should therefore think about authentication policy and credential compatibility together rather than selecting the device solely because it supports multiple methods.
Buyer outcomes
- Give staff more than one way to verify attendance.
- Use face recognition for a touchless daily experience.
- Keep fingerprint as a familiar biometric alternative.
- Reuse card-based workflows when the selected reader technology matches existing credentials.
- Plan authentication rules by employee group rather than forcing one universal method.
SenseFace M2F-LR Networking and Software Integration
A biometric terminal becomes much more useful when attendance records can move into a management workflow reliably. The device includes one TCP/IP interface as standard, making wired network integration the default choice. ZKTeco also lists 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi supporting IEEE 802.11b/g/n/ax as an optional function. For most business environments, wired Ethernet remains easier to troubleshoot and more predictable, but the wireless option can be valuable where adding structured cabling would be difficult.
Standard wired communication for integration into the business LAN.
One USB Type-A port is listed for USB drive use, providing another path for supported data handling.
Listed as supported for mobile and cloud-based software workflows.
Listed as the supported on-premise software option.
Before ordering, buyers should confirm how many devices will report to the software, where the server or cloud account will be managed, whether the network allows the required communication, and how attendance data will be exported or integrated into payroll or HR processes. The terminal supports the capture of attendance events; it does not by itself define a complete HR workflow. The software and business process around the device are therefore as important as the hardware at the wall.
SenseFace M2F-LR Door Control and Power Continuity
The terminal includes connections for an electric lock, door sensor and exit button, which lets it participate in simple door-control designs. For buyers, the important point is that the terminal is only one part of the door system. The lock must be selected for the door type and security requirement, power must be planned, egress must remain safe, and cabling should be installed so the terminal does not become a single poorly protected point of failure.
Power planning also deserves attention. The standard input is DC 12 V at 1.5 A. ZKTeco lists an optional 2,000 mAh lithium battery that can provide up to four hours of operating time under the vendor specification. This can help during short interruptions, but sites where access control or attendance must remain available through longer outages should consider proper UPS-backed power for the terminal and any lock or network equipment.
Deployment decision checklist
- Confirm whether the device is attendance-only or will release a door.
- Match the electric lock to the door hardware and fail-safe/fail-secure requirement.
- Plan a door sensor and exit button where the project requires them.
- Confirm the power supply and whether the optional terminal battery is included.
- Consider UPS backup for the network switch, server and door-control power if continuity is important.
- Install within the stated -5°C to 45°C and 10% to 90% RH non-condensing limits.
What Buyers Should Check Before Purchase
The biggest purchasing risk is assuming that the overall 1,000-user capacity also means 1,000 facial templates. It does not. Standard face capacity is 500, so buyers should size the terminal around the number of people who will actually use facial authentication and then verify credential, software, network and door requirements before requesting a quote.
Configuration Fit
Count total users, face users, fingerprint users and card users separately. If more than 500 employees need face enrollment, the standard face capacity becomes the limiting factor. Also confirm whether optional Wi-Fi, IC card support or battery backup is needed, because these options affect the exact unit that should be quoted.
Compatibility Check
Confirm card frequency, network method, supported ZKTeco software, wall-box fit, power supply and any door hardware. Existing 13.56 MHz cards will not be covered by the standard 125 kHz reader unless the optional IC card configuration is selected. If the terminal is part of a larger HR, payroll or access platform, confirm integration requirements before purchase.
Availability and Warranty
Availability can vary by optional configuration, supplier status and order quantity. Warranty terms can also depend on supply channel and commercial quotation. Ask for the exact model configuration, included accessories and applicable warranty terms in writing so the delivered unit matches the intended project.
Quote Preparation
Share user count, face-user count, quantity, card technology, software preference, network type, door-control requirement, delivery location, target date and whether installation assistance is needed. This information helps FourTeck avoid quoting a version that lacks a required option or does not fit the enrollment plan.
UAE Availability and Service Support
FourTeck supports inquiries for this class of attendance and access-control hardware across Dubai and the wider UAE. The service is designed around accurate product selection rather than assuming every listed variant is interchangeable. Buyers can request help reviewing biometric capacity, optional wireless connectivity, card technology, door-control requirements, software planning and the expected quantity before a commercial quotation is prepared.
Review user count, authentication method, software preference and optional functions.
Confirm delivery destination, order quantity and project timing after supplier availability is checked.
Clarify the warranty terms associated with the quoted supply channel and keep the commercial documentation aligned with the delivered configuration.
Availability may vary based on supplier status, selected options and quantity, so FourTeck does not treat an online product page as confirmation of live stock. If you need a current quote, send the complete requirement through the FourTeck contact page. Buyers planning a wider project can also review FourTeck’s CCTV and access-control solutions for installation and system-level guidance.
Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, and Ajman Coverage
Businesses in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Ajman and other UAE locations can contact FourTeck for product availability, configuration guidance and quote assistance. The requirement may range from one attendance terminal for a small office to several devices for multiple entrances or branch locations. In each case, the useful starting point is the same: identify employee count, intended verification methods, software, network access, card technology and whether any door hardware is involved.
For multi-site deployments, businesses should also decide whether every branch will use the same authentication policy and whether attendance records will be managed centrally. Standardizing card technology and software can reduce administration later, while consistent cabling and power design can make maintenance easier. FourTeck can help organize these project questions before quotation, especially when the buyer is comparing a single-device purchase with a broader access-control or attendance rollout.
GCC and Africa Availability
FourTeck also supports business technology inquiries across selected GCC and Africa markets through regional inquiry channels. Organizations in Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Oman, Kuwait, Bahrain, Kenya, Uganda and other locations may have different supply conditions, delivery arrangements, warranty handling and installation requirements. Those differences are especially important for biometric products because software, credential standards, site policies and support expectations may vary by project.
A regional inquiry should therefore include the destination country, quantity, required options, software plan and deployment scope. FourTeck can review the request and advise what can be quoted through the appropriate channel. Buyers can use the FourTeck UAE platform, FourTeck Kenya, FourTeck Uganda, FourTeck Africa or FourTeck Kuwait depending on the project location. Availability is not assumed until the exact requirement is checked.
Other Options Buyers May Consider
A buyer should move to a different model when capacity, authentication method or deployment scale changes. The following alternatives are worth discussing with FourTeck when the SenseFace M2F-LR does not fully match the requirement. Final specifications should always be checked against the selected model’s current vendor documentation.
ZKTeco SenseFP M2
Consider the closely related SenseFP M2 when facial recognition is not required and fingerprint, card and password methods are sufficient. Removing the face requirement can simplify the enrollment policy and may be appropriate for smaller sites with established fingerprint workflows.
Higher-capacity ZKTeco face terminals
If more than 500 users require facial enrollment, ask for a higher-capacity SenseFace or SpeedFace family option. The key decision is not only overall user capacity but the number of face templates supported by the exact model.
ZKTeco SenseFace T-series
A T-series model may suit buyers looking for a different physical format or capacity profile. Compare exact user, face, card, network and software requirements before changing families.
Access-control project design
If the requirement includes several doors, controllers, locks, readers, CCTV integration or structured cabling, treat it as a complete access-control project rather than a terminal-only purchase.
PoE and network infrastructure
Attendance and access devices may share the same structured network environment as cameras, phones and other endpoints. Review switching and UPS needs if the installation is part of a wider security cabinet.
Why Buyers Choose FourTeck
A biometric attendance purchase can look simple until the buyer discovers that capacity, card technology, optional functions, software and door hardware all affect the final result. FourTeck’s role is to help organize those details before the order is placed. That support is useful for first-time buyers who need a straightforward attendance device as well as IT teams rolling out the same model across several sites.
Review whether the model’s 500-face and 1,000-user limits match the real employee population.
Identify whether Wi-Fi, IC card support or battery backup needs to be included in the exact configuration.
Build the commercial request around quantity, delivery location, optional functions and project scope.
Consider network, power, software, mounting and door hardware rather than treating the terminal as an isolated appliance.
Coordinate supply requirements after the configuration and supplier availability are confirmed.
Clarify applicable warranty expectations before purchase so procurement records reflect the quoted supply terms.
For broader infrastructure requirements, buyers can also review FourTeck’s IT products and service capabilities. This is useful when attendance devices are part of a larger office rollout involving networking, UPS protection, servers, endpoints or security infrastructure.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the ZKTeco SenseFace M2F-LR used for?
It is primarily a time-and-attendance terminal for small and medium-sized organizations, with additional interfaces for basic access-control functions. Employees can authenticate by face, fingerprint, card or password. The device records transactions and can connect to supported ZKTeco management software. If a business wants the terminal to control a door, the lock, sensor, exit button, power supply and installation design should be reviewed as part of the project.
How many faces can the terminal store?
The official standard specification lists 500 face templates. This is lower than the 1,000-user capacity, so businesses that want every employee to use facial verification should size the model around the face count, not just total users. If more than 500 face enrollments are needed, ask FourTeck to review a higher-capacity model or a design using multiple terminals.
Does it include Wi-Fi?
Wi-Fi is listed by ZKTeco as an optional function. Standard communication includes TCP/IP, so buyers should not assume every SenseFace M2F-LR unit includes wireless capability. If the mounting point has no Ethernet cabling and Wi-Fi is required, state that requirement clearly in the quote request and confirm the exact wireless-enabled configuration before ordering.
Can it use our existing access cards?
Possibly, but card technology must match. The standard reader is for 125 kHz ID cards, while 13.56 MHz IC card support is optional. Before ordering, identify the frequency and credential type used by the existing access system. FourTeck can help review whether the quoted configuration matches current cards or whether new credentials would be required.
Which software works with the terminal?
ZKTeco lists ZKBio Zlink for mobile and cloud-based use and ZKBio Time for on-premise software. The right choice depends on how the company wants to manage employees, attendance data, reports and devices. Buyers should confirm current software licensing, deployment requirements and any integration needs with payroll or HR processes before finalizing the hardware order.
Can the device unlock a door?
The terminal has interfaces for an electric lock, door sensor and exit button, so it can support door-control functions when installed correctly. The complete access design still needs the correct lock, power arrangement, cabling and safe egress plan. For multi-door or higher-security environments, a broader access-control architecture may be more appropriate than treating one terminal as the entire system.
Is a backup battery included?
The 2,000 mAh lithium backup battery is optional. ZKTeco lists up to four hours of operating time, up to seven hours standby and about five hours charging time for that option. If short power interruptions are a concern, request the battery-equipped configuration. For business-critical access points, also consider UPS-backed power for the terminal, network and lock hardware.
Is this suitable for a 700-person company?
It can support up to 1,000 standard users, but the standard face capacity is only 500. If all 700 employees must use facial verification, this model would not meet that requirement on one terminal. If only a portion of employees use face while others use fingerprint or cards, the design may still be workable. The enrollment policy and expected growth should be reviewed before purchase.
How do I request a quote in the UAE?
Use the FourTeck contact page and provide the model, quantity, delivery location, total user count, expected number of face users, card technology, Wi-Fi requirement, software preference, battery requirement and whether door-control hardware is included. With those details, FourTeck can review the requested configuration and supplier availability before preparing a quotation.
Can businesses request several units for multiple branches?
Yes, business buyers can request multi-unit supply, but the branch design should be standardized first. Confirm whether every site will use the same card type, network method, software platform and authentication policy. Also identify how data will be consolidated and who will manage enrollment. FourTeck can review quantities and deployment requirements before quotation; availability and delivery timing depend on the exact configuration and supplier status.
Need Help Choosing the Right Attendance Configuration?
FourTeck can review employee count, facial enrollment needs, card technology, software, networking, optional battery, door-control scope, quantity and delivery location before preparing a quote. This reduces the chance of selecting a terminal that looks suitable by model name but does not match the actual enrollment or integration requirement.
Share the required quantity, user count, face-user count, card type, network method, software preference, optional functions and delivery location.
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