Access control · Fingerprint terminal

TFS28

The TFS28 is a fingerprint access terminal and the compact family member — the smallest TFS door box, for the walls that are narrow and the doors that are half-width: utility closets, store-cupboard doors, corridors nobody budgets for.

Compact form 1,000–1,600 templates 0.3 s class DC12V
Model photos on request
Fingerprint access terminal with a finger on the keypad, office glazing behind

Key specifications

TFS28 · catalog extractAccess line · fingerprint terminals
FunctionFingerprint access terminal, relay output, compact envelope
Form factorCompact family member — narrow-face plate
Template capacity1,000–1,600 class (per model quote)
Card capacity100,000+ credential store class (card option per config)
SensorSemiconductor fingerprint array (BS-series class)
Match latency0.3 s class
Credential mixFingerprint (+ card by config)
DisplayLED/segment class, single-line feedback
PowerDC12V (controller rail class)
MountingWall-mount, indoor class, narrow runs
Warranty2 years

Full specification

ParameterValueNote
Product lineFingerprint terminals · TFS familyCompact member
BiometricFingerprint 1:1 / 1:N0.3 s class
Templates1,000–1,600 classPer model quote
Card lane100,000+ classPer config
SensorSemiconductor arrayBS-series compatible
Door controlRelay, exit button inputDirect lock wiring
NetworkingTCP/IP per config48h FAE support
EnvironmentIndoor classNarrow interior walls
Warranty2 yearsFrom first unit

Line values per catalog are family-class figures. TFS28-specific figures are stated in the datasheet extract and confirmed by the FAE on request. Exact capacities and options by model vary — the sales team confirms the per-SKU matrix within 48h.

TM70 fingerprint attendance and access terminal mounted on an office wall
Application · Closet doors

The narrowest walls carry the oldest keys.

Store rooms and back doors are the last place a giant access panel fits — and the first place people notice the printed key list on the wall. TFS28 is sized for that problem: small face, same class, no excuse left.

  • Narrow face — tucks between a light-switch and the frame, no new conduit dress.
  • Logs who and when — the "borrowed" key argument stops having a key.
  • One setup code on an LED — staff at a shop floor don't need a manual page.

TFS28 FAQs

Yes — 1 pc MOQ. It mounts right from a junction box on the narrow wall; the two-year warranty covers the trial door too.

No — same BS-series sensor class and the 0.3 s family rating. Compact affects the face, not the die.

Card lane is config on this model — opt for the TFS50 if the RFID lane is the requirement and the size fits.

The last door is usually the one with the crime.

Send the door width and lock type — get the fit-class matrix in 48h.

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