F22 Wi-Fi Fingerprint Time Attendance & Access Control System
The F22 Wi-Fi Fingerprint Time Attendance & Access Control System is an ultra-thin and stylish fingerprint time attendance and access control terminal that offers a high level of performance and security. It is equipped with a high-performance infrared detection fingerprint sensor and the fastest commercial-based fingerprint matching algorithm, ensuring accurate and reliable fingerprint identification.
The F22 Wi-Fi Fingerprint Time Attendance & Access Control System is an ultra-thin and stylish device that offers a variety of features for managing employee attendance and access control. It is equipped with a high-performance fingerprint sensor that can quickly and accurately identify employees, and it can also be used with RFID cards for added convenience. The device also has a built-in Wi-Fi module that allows it to connect to a network for real-time data transfer.
- Fingerprint recognition: The F22 uses a high-performance fingerprint sensor to accurately and quickly identify employees.
- Wi-Fi connectivity: The F22 can connect to a Wi-Fi network to synchronize attendance data with a central server in real-time.
- Access control: The F22 can be used to control access to doors and other security points.
The F22 Wi-Fi Fingerprint Time Attendance & Access Control System is a versatile device that can be used in a variety of applications, including:
- Time attendance: The device can be used to track employee attendance by recording their fingerprints or RFID cards when they arrive and leave work.
- Access control: The device can be used to control access to restricted areas by verifying the identity of employees before granting them access.
- Security: The device can be used to enhance security by recording employee activity and providing a record of who has accessed restricted areas.
The F22 Wi-Fi Fingerprint Time Attendance & Access Control System is a reliable and easy-to-use device that can help businesses improve efficiency, security, and compliance.
