ZKTeco Facedepot 7CL Face Recognition Terminal with Video Door Phone

Overview

The ZKTeco Facedepot 7CL is a face recognition door terminal with a video door phone built in, so one wall unit opens the door for staff or residents and lets visitors call someone inside. It is the high capacity (V2.0) edition of the Facedepot 7C series and suits main doors, lobbies and gate houses of offices and residential buildings. It opens by face, card or password; the in-glass fingerprint sensor belongs to the Facedepot 7C, not this model.

Is it right for you?

• It suits a building entrance that needs door access and a visitor intercom from one device, with an indoor monitor inside.
• With room for 50,000 faces, 50,000 cards and 50,000 users, it covers a large workforce or a whole residential block, well beyond what a small office needs.
• IP65 rated, so it can sit on an outer door under cover. Its working range is -5 to 45 °C, so it is not for positions that freeze or bake in full sun.
• If you want fingerprint entry, this model does not read fingerprints.
• The standard build connects by network cable. Wi-Fi is an option that must be ordered.

Key features

• Recognises a face in under 0.35 seconds at 30 to 200 cm, so people do not need to touch or stop at the unit.
• 7-inch colour touch screen (600 × 1024) with a virtual keypad for passwords of up to 8 digits.
• ZKFace V3.7 algorithm with a stated false acceptance rate (FAR) under 0.01% and false rejection rate (FRR) under 0.02%, on a 1 MP wide dynamic range (WDR) binocular camera.
• Video door phone over SIP (version 2.0) or the ZKTeco protocol, with ONVIF Profiles S, T, G, C, Q and A, to compatible indoor monitors.
• Reads 125 kHz ID cards as standard; 13.56 MHz IC cards, Wi-Fi and a wireless doorbell are options.
• Stores 300,000 transactions, with photo capture, access levels, groups, holidays, anti-passback, schedule bell and a tamper switch alarm.
• Switches between AC Push and TA Push, so the same unit reports to access control or attendance software; data is protected with AES-256 and TLS 1.2.
• User records copy from one device to another on a FAT32 formatted USB drive, with no PC needed. Certified to ISO9001, ISO14001, CE, FCC and RoHS.

What else you need

• A 12 V DC 3 A supply, which is listed as optional, so plan to add one.
• An electric lock, a door sensor (door position sensor) and an exit button, which wire directly to the terminal.
• An indoor monitor, only if you want the door phone function: VT07-B01 or VT07-B01-W on the ZKTeco protocol, VT07-B22L or VT07-B26L-W on SIP.
• A wired network connection, unless you order the Wi-Fi option.
• A second RS485 card or biometric reader, only if you want reading on both sides of the door.

Installation

An access control installer should fit it. The unit wall mounts over an Asian gang box or a single gang box and is 214 × 115 × 22.3 mm. The job covers the lock, door sensor, exit button, auxiliary input and 12 V output wiring, the network cable, and linking the terminal to the software and any indoor monitor.

Software and licences

On premise it works with ZKBio CVSecurity for access control (AC Push) and with easy TimePro or ZKBio Time for attendance (TA Push). In the cloud it works with BioTime Cloud 2.0 and ZKBio Zlink, and the ZKBio Zlink and ZKBio Zexus mobile apps. Management is over HTTPS or SSH.

Before you buy

• It has no fingerprint sensor.
• The IC card module, Wi-Fi and wireless doorbell are options to confirm when you order.
• The door phone function needs a compatible indoor monitor; the terminal alone is not an intercom.
• For a quote, tell us your door count, your card technology and whether you need Wi-Fi or the wireless doorbell.