ZKTeco SC405 RFID Card Access Control Terminal

Overview

The ZKTeco SC405 is a card and PIN door terminal for apartment buildings, offices and public facilities where cards are enough and fingerprints are not wanted. It has a 2.0-inch colour screen with a graphical menu, networks over TCP/IP or RS485, and takes a USB drive for moving data where there is no network run.

Is it right for you?

• It suits a door with a large card population: it holds 30,000 ID cards and 80,000 transactions.
• It suits residential and public buildings that want card and PIN entry without biometrics.
• It works from 0 to 45 °C and 20 to 80% humidity, and no ingress rating is stated, so keep it indoors or sheltered.
• If you need 13.56 MHz IC cards, order the optional RFID S50/S70 IC reading.

Key features

• Card, PIN and password verification that can be combined so entry rules differ by door.
• Duress alarm, tamper switch and multiple alarm outputs.
• Auxiliary input for a wired detector or an emergency switch, usable in linkage rules.
• Up to 24 user-defined schedules that can trigger a daily bell.
• Time zones, holidays, access control groups, unlock combinations and anti-passback.
• Wiring for a third party electric lock, door sensor, exit button, alarm and doorbell, with Wiegand in and out and a safety reader board (SRB) option.
• Audible accept and reject prompts and multi-language menus.

What else you need

• A 12 V DC supply.
• An electric lock, an exit button and a door sensor (door position sensor), which are separate items.
• The optional IC card reading, only if you use 13.56 MHz cards.

Installation

An access control installer should fit it. The unit is 143 × 96 × 42 mm and mounts beside the door. The work covers the lock, door sensor, exit button, alarm, doorbell and auxiliary wiring and the TCP/IP or RS485 link.

Software and licences

Works with ZKAccess 3.5, and a standalone SDK is available for integration work.

Before you buy

• 13.56 MHz RFID S50/S70 IC card reading and the print function are options; confirm whether you need either when you request a quote.