Enrollment Devices
A biometric enrollment device captures fingerprints, faces or cards at a desk or in the field, so users can be registered once and synced to terminals. The range covers the ZKTeco Live20R scanner, Mantra MOXA and MT100 tablets, Armatura AMT series units and MORX URF-001 units.

All products
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ArmaturaModel AMT-FAPVR-30Face and Palm Recognition Reader, Dual-Lens, USB
- Palm Recognition Distance
- 18 to 40 cm
- Interface
- USB 2.0
- Power Supply
- 5 V DC, 2.0 A
₹45,885 Incl. GST -
ZKTecoModel LIVE20RFingerprint Scanner
- Communication
- USB 2.0 / USB1.1
- Material
- Optical
- CPU
- 280 MHz DSP
₹4,967 Incl. GST -
ArmaturaModel AMT-FAR-10Dual-Lens USB Face Recognition Reader with Stand
- Interface
- USB 2.0
- Power Supply
- 5 V DC, 400 mA
Price on request -
ArmaturaModel AMT-PVR-10USB Contactless Palm Vein Reader
- Interface
- USB 2.0
- Power Supply
- 5 V DC, 400 mA
Price on request -
ArmaturaModel AMT-PVR-50Standalone Dual-Camera Palm Reader with RFID, USB
- Interface
- USB 2.0
- Card Types
- ID, IC, MF
- Power Supply
- 5 V DC, 1.0 A
Price on request -
MantraModel MOXA71Rugged Handheld Biometric Tablet, FAP10 Fingerprint, IP65
- IP rating
- IP65
- Memory
- 4 GB RAM + 32 GB eMMC
- Operating system
- Android 14
Price on request -
MantraModel MOXA73Rugged Handheld Biometric Tablet, FAP30 Fingerprint, IP65
- Display
- 7-inch IPS touchscreen
- IP rating
- IP65
Price on request -
MantraModel MT100Android Biometric Terminal with Fingerprint and Thermal Printer
- Printer Speed
- 70 mm/s
- Memory
- 2 GB RAM + 32 GB eMMC
- Operating system
- Android 13
Price on request -
MORXModel URF-001USB Proximity Card Reader for Card Enrolment, 125 kHz
- Card Type
- Proximity card (125 kHz)
- Reading Speed
- Under 0.2 s
- Interface
- USB
Price on request -
MORXModel URFM-001USB Mifare Card Reader for Card Enrolment, 13.56 MHz
- Card Type
- IC 13.56 MHz Mifare card
- Reading Speed
- Under 0.2 s
- Interface
- USB
Price on request
How to choose an enrollment device
Enrolment quality decides how well terminals recognise people later, so the capture device matters more than it first appears.
- Desk or field: a USB scanner suits an HR desk, while portable units such as the Mantra MOXA73 tablet suit registration drives at sites and camps.
- Modality match: enrol with the same biometric type, and ideally the same template format, that your terminals use for verification.
- Software support: check that your attendance or access software recognises the device and has a driver for your operating system.
- Durability: for outdoor or heavy use, look at the enclosure rating and battery life on rugged units such as the Mantra MT100.
- Multi-modal capture: devices such as the Mantra MBAS40 capture more than one trait in a single session.
Once users are registered, they can verify on fingerprint and card terminals or face recognition terminals.
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