Ringdale’s FaceKey Biometric Door Access Control System integrates a battery backed-up central controller to allow the connection of one face recognition camera and one fingerprint reader. The Biometric system also incorporates a Network Access Controller suitable for driving electric bolts, magnetic locks or door strike mechanisms.

Ringdale’s recognition technology identifies an individual based upon the unique elements of each person's fingerprint and facial characteristics. By combining the two methods of verification, this system provides true security, which is almost impossible to bypass.

This system is networked, but not network reliant, continuing to operate even if the network becomes unavailable.

The door controller is packaged in a tamperproof steel enclosure. Select the reader and camera seperately from Ringdale's Facekey® product line. Traditional non-biometric systems may also be connected if required.

Registered users initially enroll in the system by recording their face and fingerprint patterns into the central management system. These patterns are then scanned and recorded for future recognition. The user steps in front of the camera and once the face has been recognized, the system signals a request for the fingerprint to be applied and verified. Provided access has been granted, the unit can produce a signal to operate a single door.

For security purposes, actual facial images and fingerprints can be captured if unauthorized individuals attempt to use the system.