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TM-Ai21

The TM-Ai21 is a face access terminal and the dual-sensor family head: face on the front, an RFID lane alongside, liveness on both. For sites where the population won't pick one credential culture — campuses, contractors, mixed centers.

◈Dual sensor ◈Face + RFID lane ◈0.3 s class ◈TCP/IP
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Multi-face recognition terminal on a desk, reception blurred behind

Key specifications

TM-Ai21 · catalog extractAccess line · face terminals
FunctionFace access terminal with dual-sensor credential mix
Credential lanesFace + RFID (card sensor per config)
Face capacity5,000–50,000 class across models; per-unit value via model table (config on request)
Fingerprint1,000–1,600 templates on compatible variants (config on request)
Card capacity100,000+ credential store class (card module included)
Verification speed0.3 s class
LivenessDual-lens RGB + IR, photo/screen rejection
MountingWall-panel class, indoor geometry (40–70 cm face distance envelope)
PowerDC12V 2A
NetworkTCP/IP
Warranty2 years

Full specification

ParameterValueNote
Product lineFace access terminals · dual-sensor classTM-Ai family
RecognitionFace (1:1 / 1:N), 0.3 s classFamily spec
LivenessDual-lens RGB + IRPhoto and screen attacks rejected
RFID laneCard sensor per config, 100,000+ classLegacy-proof credential culture
Door controlRelay output, exit-button inputDirect lock wiring
Power inputDC12V 2AController PSU or adapter
NetworkingTCP/IP48h FAE install help
EnvironmentIndoor classSheltered entrances
Warranty2 yearsFrom first unit

Line values per catalog are family-class figures. TM-Ai21-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.

Face recognition terminal mounted on a wall beside an office glass partition
Application · Mixed-credential sites

Enrolling everyone is a campaign; the gate should not depend on it.

Some populations are a plural: everyone wants the face line, and half still use an old badge. The dual-sensor head lets the migration phase itself — new staff on face, legacy tenants on card, both counted in the same event ledger.

  • Migration without a freeze-frame date — lanes coexist; the day when everyone is on face is just a config change.
  • Liveness applies when the face is used — the card lane remains what it always was, and the face lane stays what it should be.
  • Badge provisioning remains ops-level — the enrolled cards are issued by the same software desk.

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TM-Ai21 FAQs

Yes — 1 pc MOQ with the RFID lane config confirmed in the quote. Samples ship in 1–3 days.

Same event ledger, same export format — the credential lane is a field, not a second system.

Here: the face camera stack and the RFID sensor lane form the dual credential path; the exact card class per project is confirmed via the quote.

Mixed populations are the norm, not the exception.

Send your current badge count and face adoption age — get the dual-lane matrix in 48h.

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