Access · Attendance · 42 models · TCP/IP + RS485

From die to door,
and back to payroll.

Face terminals at 0.3 s with 5,000–50,000 user tiers, fingerprint and card attendance units, guard readers and TCP/IP controllers — all on one networking convention.

The line, by class

ClassSeriesModelsPositioningCapacity classLink
Face terminalsTM-Ai16Face-only gates, from waterproof metal to 9-inch family headsFace 5,000–50,000 · 0.3 s · 5–8 in screens · DC12V 2AFace →
AttendanceTFS + TM19Fingerprint+card combos and networked clocks with self-service unitsFingerprint 1,000–1,600 · card 100K+ · TCP/IPAttendance →
ControllersTM-SS + reads7Door controllers, guard-tour readers, lift panels, power rail10,000 users / 50,000 records · TCP/IP + RS485Controllers →

Networking convention is TCP/IP + RS485 across the line; Wiegand-class reader wiring is detailed per model page. Face data stays module-local; records export via the free SDK.

Metal face recognition terminal on a wall bracket by a rainy window
Deploy · One network, three building surfaces

62% of 2025 installs chose face.

2025 door-access reports put biometrics as the largest technology segment of a $2.73 B market, with face recognition in 62% of new installs. Our line answers both halves of that shift: face terminals for the gate, plus fingerprint and card units for the doors that still run on templates.

  • Bulk enrollment — one campaign pushes all users over LAN; no per-device software fee, no cloud hostage.
  • Offline-safe — every terminal matches locally; a broken uplink never locks a door open or shut.
  • Audit-ready — attendance records export in SDK-compatible formats for SSO and payroll systems.

Spec a gate on one call.

Tell us door count and user tier; the FAE desk returns a full node list — terminals, controller and power rail — within 48h.

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