TFS30
The TFS30 is a fingerprint access terminal and the TFS family's entry performer: the first real step up from the value box, with the 1,000–1,600 template class and the standard wall-mount profile that a small building's door plan expects.
Key specifications
| Function | Fingerprint access terminal, single-door relay output |
|---|---|
| Position | Entry performer of the TFS family |
| Template capacity | 1,000–1,600 class (per model quote) |
| Card capacity | 100,000+ credential store class (card option per config) |
| Sensor | Semiconductor fingerprint array (BS-series class) |
| Match latency | 0.3 s class |
| Credential mix | Fingerprint (+ card by config) |
| Display | Segment class, event feedback |
| Power | DC12V (controller rail class) |
| Interfaces | TCP/IP per config, Wiegand/RS485 options |
| Warranty | 2 years |
Full specification
| Parameter | Value | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Product line | Fingerprint terminals · TFS family | Entry performer |
| Biometric | Fingerprint 1:1 / 1:N | 0.3 s class |
| Templates | 1,000–1,600 class | Per model quote |
| Card lane | 100,000+ class | Per config |
| Sensor | Semiconductor array | BS-series compatible |
| Door control | Relay, exit button input | Direct lock wiring |
| Networking | TCP/IP per config | 48h FAE support |
| Environment | Indoor class | Small building doors |
| Warranty | 2 years | From first unit |
Line values per catalog are family-class figures. TFS30-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.
Six floors is a project, not a pilot.
Small-block doors live in the gap where vendor catalogs say "enterprise" and budgets say "this month". The TFS30 is where somebody gets honesty out: enough rows for a 300-person house, a standard face, and a figure small enough to argue about pleasantly.
- Single-door economics, building-scale records — one unit per door, one software view for the row.
- The entry performer — between the value box and the mid-size family member, with no missing feature to explain later.
- Freshman-friendly — the LED feedback and the two-line setup menu need no IT visitor.
TFS30 FAQs
Pass an approximate door row of six-eight and the mid-size family members (TFS500) simplify the management view. The FAE team's 48h review tells you where to stop.
Same credential philosophy, a step up in position and build. TFS10 wins on price; TFS30 wins on the family's entry classification. Tell sales the fixture budget.
Yes — lane options are selected at order. If uncertain, TFS220 has the smart-card member standing by.
A six-floor plan shouldn't need a big-vendor pitch.
Send the building's door list — get the row matrix and shipment terms in 48h.
