V501F-WIFI
Face Fingerprint Recognition Access Control & Time Attendance with Tuya WIFI
5 Inch screen, plastic casing
Capacitive fingerprint sensor, touch keypad
Waterproof, conforms to IP64
Card type: 125KHz EM Card/13.56MHz Card
iOS and Android available
Network Module: WiFi, Ethernet port, 4G or Cloud or Offline use
Two Major Functions: Door Access Control & Time Attendance
Multiple Access Modes: Face or Palm, Fingerprint, Card, PIN, Smartphone (Optional)
Tuya WIFI Version Optional to Unlock Remotely
7-inch Indoor Intercom Optional



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Description of Face Recognition Access Control
The VF5-WIFl is a face & fingerprint recognition access control, works with Tuya Smart APP through WiFi.
It supports 500 mobile users and 5800 Face/Fingerprint/Card/PIN users.
It supports 500 mobile users and 5800 Face/Fingerprint/Card/PIN users.
Features of Face Recognition Access Control

Mutiple Unlocking Ways
1. Face
2. Card
3. PIN
4. Fingerprint
5. Tuya App (Optional)
6. Palm (Optional)
1. Face
2. Card
3. PIN
4. Fingerprint
5. Tuya App (Optional)
6. Palm (Optional)
Powerful Time
Attendance System
Attendance System



Supports remote unlocking,
checking access records,
and having a real-time call
in Tuya APP
checking access records,
and having a real-time call
in Tuya APP
Support Connect to an
Indoor Intercom Two-way
Video Real-time Calling
Indoor Intercom Two-way
Video Real-time Calling


IP64 Waterproof
Mutiple Network Module:
WiFi, Ethernet port, 4G,
Cloud or Offline use
WiFi, Ethernet port, 4G,
Cloud or Offline use

FAQ of Face Recognition Access Control
1. Is face access control secure against photos or videos?
Yes, modern Facial Access Control systems are specifically designed to prevent spoofing attacks. Older or low-end systems could potentially be fooled by a high-resolution photograph, but contemporary solutions utilize 3D binocular cameras and infrared (IR) sensors. These technologies map the depth and texture of a face, making it impossible to unlock the system using a photo, video, or even a silicone mask. If the system cannot detect a live, three-dimensional presence, access is denied.
2. How does face access control system work?
Unlike facial recognition used for surveillance (identifying a stranger in a crowd), access control uses 1:N verification or 1:1 verification.
> 1:N: The camera captures your face and compares it against a database of authorized users to find a match. If found, the door unlocks.
> 1:1: You present a credential (card or phone) first, and then the camera confirms that the face matches that specific user profile.
> 1:1: You present a credential (card or phone) first, and then the camera confirms that the face matches that specific user profile.
3. Will it work in the dark?
Yes. True facial access control terminals have built-in infrared illuminators. They project invisible light, allowing the camera to capture a high-contrast image of your face regardless of ambient lighting conditions.
Yes. True facial access control terminals have built-in infrared illuminators. They project invisible light, allowing the camera to capture a high-contrast image of your face regardless of ambient lighting conditions.

