Hikvision Face recognition - Access control - temperature screening function- Mask wearing function

Hikvision Facial Recognition - Access Control - Temperature Screening Capability - Mask Detection Feature

The DS-K1TA70MI-T is a facial recognition terminal designed as an access control system that includes a temperature screening feature. It is capable of quickly measuring skin-surface temperature and sending any abnormal temperature readings to a central system, making it suitable for various environments such as workplaces, transportation hubs, homes, factories, educational institutions, and campuses.

- Utilizes an uncooled Vanadium Oxide sensor to assess temperature targets.

- The temperature measuring range spans from 30 °C to 45 °C (86 °F to 113 °F), with an accuracy of 0. 1 °C and a deviation of ± 0. 5 °C.

- The recognition distance ranges from 0. 3 to 1. 8 meters.

- A rapid temperature measurement mode allows for facial detection and temperature reading without requiring identity verification.

- Different authentication options are available: card plus temperature, face plus temperature, and card, face, and temperature together.

- A face mask reminder feature alerts users if a detected face is not wearing a mask, allowing authentication or attendance to proceed.

- A forced mask reminder feature will notify users if a detected face is not wearing a mask, resulting in failed authentication or attendance.

- Temperature measurement results are displayed on the authentication screen.

- A voice alert activates when an abnormal temperature is detected.

- The device can be configured to set door status (open/close) upon identifying an abnormal temperature.

- It sends both online and offline temperature data to the client software through TCP/IP communication and retains the information in the client software.

- Facial recognition takes less than 0. 2 seconds per user, achieving an accuracy rate of at least 99%.

- It can store up to 6000 faces, 6000 cards, and has a capacity for 100,000 events.

- The recommended height for optimal facial recognition is between 1. 4 meters and 1. 9 meters.

- Supports six attendance statuses: check-in, check-out, break in, break out, overtime in, and overtime out.

- Features a watchdog design and tamper alert function.

- Provides audio feedback regarding authentication results.

- Allows for NTP, manual, and automatic time synchronization.

- Connects to an external access control unit or Wiegand card reader using the Wiegand protocol.

- Links to a secure door control system through RS-485 protocol, preventing door access if the terminal is compromised.

- Facilitates data import and export from the client software to the device.

- Biometric recognition systems are not completely effective in environments prone to spoofing. For increased security, utilize multiple modes of authentication.

- For accurate temperature readings, it is essential to allow the device to warm up for 90 minutes after powering it on.