V801

8 Inch Screen Facial Access & Time Attendance

8-inch Screen
Metal case, anti-vandal
Card type: 125KHz EM Card/13.56MHz Mifare Card
Network Module: WiFi, Ethernet port, Cloud or Offline use
Two Major Functions: Door Access Control & Time Attendance
Multiple Access Modes: Face, Card, PIN
With an 7-inch indoor Intercom support two-way real-time calling
8 Inch Screen Facial Access & Time Attendance
8 Inch Screen Facial Access & Time Attendance
8 Inch Screen Facial Access & Time Attendance
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Description of Face Recognition Access Control

The V801 is an intelligent access control device that integrates powerful time attendance system.
It supports audio and video intercom via the SIP protocol, and it also can be connected to an indoor intercom.
With multiple unlocking methods and advanced recognition technology, the device provides users with an eficient and secure access management solution.

Features of Face Recognition Access Control

                       Mutiple Unlocking Ways
               1. Face
               2. Card
               3. PIN
            
 
Powerful Time 
Attendance System
 this face access control support time attendance
Support Connect to an
Indoor Intercom Two-way 
Video Real-time Calling
Mutiple Network Module:
WiFi, Ethernet port, 4G,
Cloud or Offline use
 
                                                              
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FAQ of Face Recognition Access Control

1.  Can the device control turnstiles, magnetic locks, and other door hardware?

Yes. 8-inch access control terminals typically include relay outputs for direct connection to electric strikes, magnetic locks, or turnstile controllers . They also provide inputs for door sensors (door status monitoring) and exit buttons . Wiegand and RS485 interfaces allow integration with existing access controllers for more complex setups . Installation wiring should follow the manufacturer’s diagram and local electrical codes, particularly for lock power supply and fail-safe/fail-secure configuration.

2. How is the device managed - standalone or via software?

Both options are usually available. For small deployments, the device can be configured and managed standalone via its touchscreen interface. For multi-device installations, vendors typically provide free or licensed management software (web-based, LAN, or cloud) that supports centralized user management, record synchronization, remote door opening, and report generation . Some models support SDK/API for integration with third-party platforms such as HR systems or building management software.