Nitgen eNBioAccess-T1

Nitgen eNBioAccess-T1 is Nitgen’s access control terminal that can read fingerprint, RF cards and authenticate you using a Bluetooth mobile key. Despite touted as an entry level device, eNBioAccess-T1 does include some features found in high end devices of Nitgen. A 500 DPI optical fingerprint sensor and company’s proprietary fingerprint recognition algorithm that ranked first in FVC (Fingerprint Verification Competition) comes standard with eNBioAccess-T1.

Use of top-notch recognition algorithm gives eNBioAccess-T1’s matching engine and performance an edge. Its existence on eNBioAccess-T1 shows that Nitgen takes security and performance very seriously. What’s more, you can setup multi factor authentication using fingerprint and RF card. You can use a variety of RF cards on this device including standard and high frequency cards (13.56MHz) – Mifare, HID (Felica, iClass, CEPAS) as well as low frequency cards (125kHz)- HID, EM.

eNBioAccess-T1 understands the importance of today’s connectivity driven world and sports Bluetooth to wirelessly connect to your phone. You can setup mobile key to authenticate with your phone, which enables you to have keyless and card-less (yet secure) access to your location.

With remote key sending, there is absolutely no need to hand over the keys or cards physically. You can define the users and the time for which they will be allowed access with the mobile keys, giving to total control on your access control mechanism with eNBioAccess-T1.

The device carries an IP65 rating, which means that it is dust and waterproof and can endure splashes and water projections, however, it would not survive submerging.

With a nicely designed candy bar form factor, eNBioAccess-T1 is pretty compact and measures only 58 x 187.9 x 51.6 (W x H x D in millimeter).

There is a three color (Red, Green, and Blue) indicator LED that shows the system status along with a beep indicator that beeps while performing transactions. On a successful match, the green LED turns on with a beep. If it does not find a match (i.e. the user is not enrolled or scan quality is bad), red LED glows with a different beep.

When the system is powered on and in standby mode (ready to accept finger scans) blue LED keeps glowing constantly. Users can be enrolled with Access Manager Professional software that is provided with by the manufacturer along with the product.

It supports different mechanical lock types like deadbolt, electromagnetic lock, door strike and automatic door and can be used for access control and time and attendance application in a wide variety of use cases.

With a capacity to store 20,000 templates, (two templates per users), it can register up to 10,000 user fingerprints, enabling you to use it for small to large volume access control or time and attendance applications.