Hikvision Face Recognition Terminal DS-K1T671TMW

Hikvision Face Recognition Terminal DS-K1T671TMW

The DS-K1T671TMW is a Hikvision face recognition terminal from the K1T671 family, and the number that decides how many you need is not your headcount but how many people must pass the door in the busiest ten minutes. Give us that figure and we will size the entrance with you honestly. Datasheet and stock on 16454

28,500 EGP

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Description

The DS-K1T671TMW is a Hikvision face recognition terminal from the K1T671 family, and whether it succeeds on your job has little to do with the unit on the wall. It has to do with 07:02 on a Sunday, when the whole day shift arrives in one clump and each must be read by the same box on the same door frame.

Access hardware is specified as though people arrive one at a time. They do not. A factory, a hospital or a school empties and fills inside a ten-minute window, and the door that behaves perfectly at 11am becomes a forty-person queue at 7am. Specify for that peak and this terminal does quiet work for years; specify for the average and you are back on site within a fortnight.

Where it earns its place on a job

It earns its place where a credential everyone already carries on their face removes the fumbling that slows a queue. But before you count terminals, count people correctly: not the payroll headcount, the number who must pass through that opening in the busiest ten minutes. Only the second is a design input.

Then accept the physical limit: a single door leaf is a single-file queue however good the terminal beside it is. If the peak count is uncomfortable, the answer is nearly always a second reading point on a second leaf rather than a dearer terminal on the same one, and that second unit need not be this model. The near sibling DS-K1T671MF sits in the same family; which belongs where is a datasheet question.

Then guard the seconds. Anything that adds a second per person costs that second multiplied by everyone behind them: a unit mounted with the sun behind the user, a second credential demanded on top of the face, a height that makes people stop and pose. Trivial on the bench, ruinous at shift change. Say it plainly to whoever signs off the design: the commonest cause of a propped-open door is a queue nobody designed for.

Before you order — three things to confirm

  • Peak ten minutes: how many people must pass this opening in the busiest ten minutes of the worst day of the week. Not total staff. That number decides how many terminals and leaves you need.
  • Leaves, not terminals: how many usable door leaves exist there, and whether the owner will let a second be brought into service.
  • Everything else on the sheet: capacities, credential types, mounting and power for the current revision, which we do not publish because revisions change them.

Technical specifications

  • Manufacturer: Hikvision
  • Model: DS-K1T671TMW
  • Type: face recognition terminal, K1T671 series
  • Sibling model in the same series: DS-K1T671MF, listed separately
  • Full manufacturer datasheet available on request — call 16454

Compatibility

It is a Hikvision access terminal, so Hikvision’s own management platform is the sensible starting point, and the terminal is only one part of the door: locking hardware, the exit arrangement, power and the emergency release are separate lines on your quotation. Tell us the platform version you run and we will confirm the combination.

What’s in the box

One DS-K1T671TMW terminal with whatever documentation and fixings the manufacturer ships in the current revision. Assume no accessories are included; contents for the revision in stock are confirmed on the order.

Common questions on this model

We have 300 staff. Is one terminal enough?
That depends entirely on how many of the 300 arrive at once; the headcount cannot answer it. Three hundred drifting in across an hour is a different job from three hundred off two buses at 06:55. Give us that number and we will say honestly whether one opening carries it.

Our staff already carry cards. Should we keep them alongside the face?
Keep them for redundancy if you like, but do not require both at the peak door — every extra step is charged to the whole queue. Which credential types this revision reads is on the datasheet; call 16454 and we will check it against your cards.

Can one terminal cover two doors at the same entrance?
No. A terminal reads where it is mounted, so a second leaf people walk through needs its own reading point. Budget for it early; cheaper than discovering it after a week of queues.

Every DS-K1T671TMW we supply is genuine Hikvision stock with the official one-year manufacturer warranty, delivered anywhere in Egypt. To talk the door layout through before committing to a quantity, call 16454 with your peak ten-minute number to hand.

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