Face Recognition Terminals
Sub-second visible-light recognition with liveness detection. Outdoor-rated for high-throughput plant gates and shift-change crowding.

Face terminals, fingerprint readers, turnstiles and access controllers — supplied, installed and maintained across India. Every device connects to one attendance engine. 3,000+ devices, 70+ sites since 2014.
Actual selection follows a site survey — throughput, modality and environment rating matched to your gate conditions.
Sub-second visible-light recognition with liveness detection. Outdoor-rated for high-throughput plant gates and shift-change crowding.
Optical and capacitive readers for indoor gates, offices and lower-throughput points. Entry-level cost per lane.
Multi-modal terminals with face, fingerprint, RFID and PIN. Flexible fallback and dual-factor for high-security gates.
Single and multi-door controllers for networked deployments, integrating readers, electric strikes and turnstiles.
Tripod, flap and full-height options with any ZKTeco reader mounted to the lane. Physical enforcement at the gate.

Face recognition
< 1 sec
Face capacity
50,000+
ZKTeco is a global manufacturer of biometric identification and access control hardware, widely deployed across Indian industry for attendance and physical security. Their face and fingerprint terminals are among the most common devices in Indian factory estates — which also makes them the most common devices we take over under maintenance contracts.
The distinction that matters: most ZKTeco buyers in India buy a box. What fails eighteen months later isn't the box — it's that nobody owned the firmware, the enrolment hygiene, or the integration.
IP65 rated
Dust & humidity outdoor models
Mixed estates
ZKTeco + eSSL + Realtime
Representative models across each category — actual selection follows a site survey.
Sub-second visible-light facial recognition with liveness detection and anti-spoofing. Suitable for outdoor plant entrances and high-throughput shift-change gates.
SpeedFace Series
Face + fingerprint + card, outdoor-rated, large capacity
ProFace X
Touchless face terminal, wide-angle recognition, deep learning AI
ZKFACE 800/900
Industrial face reader, IP65-rated, suited for dusty environments
Optical and capacitive fingerprint readers for indoor gates, offices and lower-throughput entry points. Entry-level cost per lane.
K40/K50 Series
Fingerprint + card + PIN, high user capacity, indoor rated
UA860/UA880
Fingerprint + face, dual-mode authentication
F18/F22
Compact fingerprint reader, low-throughput indoor use
Multi-modal terminals combining face, fingerprint, RFID and PIN. Suited to sites requiring flexible fallback or high-security dual-factor entry.
SpeedFace V5L
Face + fingerprint + card, multi-modal, 50,000 face capacity
UFace Series
Hybrid terminal with visible-light face and optical fingerprint
Single and multi-door controllers for networked access control deployments. Integrates with readers, electric strikes, and turnstiles.
C3 Series
1/2/4-door controllers, TCP/IP, Wiegand and RS485
inBio Series
Web-based access panel, up to 4 doors, anti-passback
Tripod turnstiles, flap barriers and full-height turnstiles with reader mounts for any ZKTeco biometric terminal. Physical access enforcement at the lane.
TS2000/TS3000
Tripod turnstile, reader-agnostic, compact footprint
FBL Series
Flap barrier lane, fast-swing, pedestrian-friendly
FHT Series
Full-height turnstile, perimeter and high-security gates
Device choice matched to gate conditions, throughput and environment. Wrong selections are the most common cause of year-one failure.
Civil coordination, mounting, networking, wiring and post-install punch verification. We own the outcome, not just the hardware supply.
ZKTeco devices feed InOps labour management and HR software — punches become attendance, payroll and statutory records automatically.
Preventive maintenance, remote health monitoring, firmware management and on-site engineers — spares held locally, not imported per incident.
ZKTeco alongside eSSL and Realtime on one attendance engine. One worker identity across every device in the estate.
ZKTeco's WDMS (Workforce Device Management System) enables centralised management of device fleets across multiple sites — firmware push, health monitoring, real-time status, and remote enrolment sync.
InOps operates WDMS across client estates under AMC. Firmware versions are tracked and updated on a managed schedule rather than left to age on individual devices. Ageing firmware is a common cause of both device failure and security exposure, and it is rarely anyone's internal responsibility without a managed AMC.

Centralised fleet dashboard
All ZKTeco devices across every site on one management console.
Remote firmware push
Firmware updates pushed across the fleet on a managed schedule, no site visits required.
Real-time device health
Online/offline status, error logs and alert escalation for every device.
Remote enrolment sync
New worker enrolments distributed to every device across all sites without manual per-device registration.
Takeover AMC
Existing ZKTeco estates taken over under AMC — even devices supplied by other vendors.
Common questions about ZKTeco devices, supply, integration and AMC in India.
ZKTeco devices are used for time and attendance capture and physical access control — face recognition and fingerprint terminals at gates and entry points, plus turnstiles and controllers for door and lane control.
Face terminals for high-throughput and dusty or oily environments; fingerprint terminals for indoor and lower-volume points. Outdoor gates need environment-rated models. Selection follows a site survey.
Yes — supply, installation and maintenance across Indian industrial sites, with engineer coverage for multi-site estates.
Yes. InOps integrates ZKTeco devices with its own attendance and contract labour platform, so punches become attendance, payroll and statutory records automatically rather than sitting in device logs.
Yes — including devices supplied by other vendors. See biometric AMC for full scope.
Yes, spares are held and supported locally rather than imported per incident, minimising downtime at your site.
Yes. Mixed-brand estates run on one attendance engine under one worker identity, which is the normal situation for plants that added hardware over several years.
Firmware versions are tracked across the fleet and updated on a managed schedule under AMC — ageing firmware is a common cause of both device failure and security exposure, and it is rarely anyone's internal responsibility.