ZKTeco SC800 Multi-Tech Card Access Control Terminal

Overview

The ZKTeco SC800 is a card and keypad door terminal built for outdoor doors, with a metal frame, a tempered glass face and a hidden touch keypad. Its multi-tech card modules read a wide spread of card types, so it can be added to a building that already issues HID Prox, HID iClass, DESFire or Felica cards without reissuing them. It also works as a reader for another controller through its Wiegand output.

Is it right for you?

• It suits an outer door: IP65 against water and dust, IK04 impact resistance and -10 to 55 °C.
• It suits a building with mixed or legacy cards, reading over 100 card types depending on the module fitted.
• It holds 50,000 cards (100,000 optional) and 200,000 logs (1,000,000 optional), so it covers large populations.
• It does not read fingerprints or faces.

Key features

• Standard module reads ID cards. Optional multi-tech modules add IC and DESFire EV1/EV2 (module 1), then Felica, Legic and HID Prox (module 2), then HID iClass (module 3), across 125 kHz and 13.56 MHz.
• Hidden touch keypad behind a 2.5D tempered glass panel keeps the face flat, with a 2.4-inch colour screen.
• TCP/IP at 10/100 Mbps, Wiegand in and out, RS485, OSDP version 2.1.7, RS232 for a printer and optional Wi-Fi.
• Converts access control push data to attendance push, so door events can feed attendance reports.
• Embedded web server with AES-256 data protection and HTTPS, built to the ZKTeco Cyber Security Base Line (ZKCSBL).
• Terminals for a third party electric lock, door sensor, exit button, alarm and doorbell, plus one auxiliary input.
• Automatic status switch, self-service query, daylight saving time, 14-digit user IDs, scheduled bell and anti-passback.
• 1 GHz dual core CPU on Linux, 143 × 85 × 19.8 mm.

What else you need

• A 12 V DC 3 A supply.
• An electric lock, an exit button and a door sensor (door position sensor).
• The multi-tech card module matched to your cards, only if they are not plain ID cards.
• The Wi-Fi module, only if there is no network cable at the door.

Installation

An access control installer should fit it. The unit mounts beside the door and wires to the lock, door sensor, exit button, alarm, doorbell and auxiliary terminals, with a network cable or Wi-Fi link, or a Wiegand connection to an existing controller.

Software and licences

Works with easy TimePro, Intelligent Time and ZKBio CVSecurity, and can be configured from its embedded web server.

Before you buy

• The Wi-Fi module, the multi-tech card module and the printer are options that must be specified at order time.
• For a quote, tell us your card technology and which software you use.