BFC3A2
BFC3A2 is the high-capacity variant of the BFC dual-lens face module family — family-class liveness and 0.3 s-class matching with the enrollment headroom a lock OEM's larger program needs. MOQ is 1 pc; the free SDK and 48h FAE response follow the family terms.
Series reference image — BFC388
Key specifications
| Function | Face recognition with 1:1 verify and 1:N search on module |
|---|---|
| Optical stack | Dual-lens design, high-capacity family position (family class) |
| Match speed | 0.3 s class (family class) |
| Liveness | Dual-camera cross-check (family class) |
| Host interfaces | Family class USB2.0/UART alignment |
| Target applications | Lock OEM programs, warehouse operator gates, large-roster doors |
| Marking | BFC3A2 (family high-capacity variant) |
Full specification
| Parameter | Value | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Product family | BFC dual-lens face module | High-capacity variant |
| Match speed | 0.3 s class | Family class |
| Liveness | Dual-camera cross-check | Family class |
| Host interfaces | USB2.0 / UART family alignment | SDK demos (family class) |
| Recognition modes | 1:1 and 1:N | Family class |
| Enrollment class | High-capacity family position | Capacity class on datasheet request |
| Volume lead time | 10–25 days, orders under 5,000 units | Company standard |
| Warranty | 2 years | From first unit |
The capacity class per roster size is confirmed by the FAE team with the datasheet — the enrollment count is the opening question of the call, answered within 48h.

The last door in the program answers like the first.
The 3D face module segment grew about 41% year on year — and lock OEMs are the ones carrying that growth into site programs where the roster is three figures. The high-capacity position is where the family handles that size without changing the door's OS:
- High-capacity family position keeps a whole site's staff in one door verification domain (capacity class on request).
- 1:N search at family-class speed means the door still opens in a glance at roster scale.
- MOQ 1 pc to validate the roster size against the family allocation before the program signs.

The shift roster checks in once, twice a day.
Warehouse operator sites run big crews through one gate — high-volume turnover makes per-crew template loading the practice, and the SDK's export/import keeps the gate aligned to who is actually on shift today.
- Free SDK covers crew template load and verify thresholds per shift.
- 48h FAE response on door-height optics; 2-year warranty per unit.
- Lead time 10–25 days under 5,000 units for the site replenishment.
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BFC3A2 FAQs
Yes — 1 pc is the MOQ; the FAE team confirms the capacity class for your roster number within 48h of the first enquiry.
The face algorithm and SDK are free, with the 1:N roster demo in the family's shared demo set.
The capacity class belongs on the datasheet — the FAE team returns the aligned value for your roster model when the datasheet request is answered.
Size the roster, then the door unit.
Send the headcount and site count — get the BFC3A2 capacity confirmation, datasheet and 1-pc offer within 48h.



