ZKTeco MA300 IP65 Metal Fingerprint and Card Access Control Terminal

Overview

The ZKTeco MA300 controls one door with a fingerprint or a card, in a zinc alloy metal case rated IP65. That makes it a fit for factory gates, warehouse entrances and other outdoor doors as well as indoor offices, where a plastic terminal would not last. It can run on its own with no software, or report to ZKTeco’s access control software over the network.

Is it right for you?

• It suits a single door where you want fingerprint and card access in one unit, including outdoor doors and gates.
• It holds 1,500 fingerprint templates, 10,000 users and 10,000 cards, so it covers a factory or warehouse workforce as well as a small office.
• For reading on both sides of the door, add an RS485 reader for the exit side.
• It works from -10 to 55 °C and 10 to 90% humidity.

Key features

• IP65 zinc alloy case, so it stands up to dust, water and rough handling at an outdoor door.
• ZKFinger V10.0 algorithm with 1:N matching, a false acceptance rate (FAR) of 0.0001% or lower and a false rejection rate (FRR) of 0.01% or lower.
• Fingerprint recognition in under 0.2 second, so queues at shift change keep moving.
• Reads 125 kHz ID cards and HID cards at 30 to 50 mm, with a 13.56 MHz IC card option.
• TCP/IP network connection, Wiegand in and out, and an RS485 port for a second reader.
• Wiring for an electric lock, door sensor (door position sensor), exit button, alarm input and doorbell output.
• Time zone, group, multi-identification, duress mode and anti-passback functions, with a built-in web server for setup.
• OLED display, 73 × 148 × 34.5 mm, carrying CE and FCC marks.

What else you need

• A 12 V DC 3 A power supply.
• An electric lock for the door.
• Optionally an exit button and a door sensor, and an RS485 reader if people also need to badge out.
• A network cable to the terminal if you want to manage it from software.

Installation

The MA300 is wall mounted. The job involves fixing the unit, wiring the lock, power supply, exit button and door sensor to its terminals, and running a network cable if software is used. Because it includes lock and power wiring, an access control installer or electrician should fit it.

Software and licences

No software is needed for standalone use; the built-in web server handles setup. For central management of several doors it reports to ZKBio CVAccess using the A and C Push protocol.

Before you buy

• Tell us the door type and whether you need reading on entry and exit, and we will quote the complete set.
• 13.56 MHz IC card reading is an option, so say which card technology you use when you order.