> 4.3" LCD with a resolution of 800 × 480.
> 2 MP HD dual-lens camera.
> White light illuminators that help recognize the targets in darkness or low light environments.
> Supports 40,000 users, 20,000 faces and 20,000 cards.
> Recognizes faces 0.3 to 1.5 m away (0.98 ft–4.92 ft) at an accuracy of 99.9%, and compares 1 face with N faces at the speed of 0.2 seconds/ person.
> Liveness detection is used to detect spoof attempt, such as using a photo or video to gain access.
> Offers multiple types of alarms such as duress, tamper, emergency and alarms from door detectors.
> Supports leaving audio and video messages when no one responds through the indoor monitor. (An SD card in VTH is required).
> Supports multiple unlock methods including password, IC card, QR code (supported by DSS) and face, and unlocks remotely.
> Unlocks the door through the indoor monitor, management center and app.
> Provides 12 VDC, 500 mA power for the extension module or card reader.
> IP65 rated. (Silicone sealant is required for the shell, see the quick start guide.)
> Standard PoE power supply. (If the VTO device with 12 V power output needs to charge the load, it should be connected to a PSE switch that complies with the 802.3.at standard.)
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