Hikvision Face Recognition Terminal DS-K1T670MWX-QR

The DS-K1T670MWX-QR is a Hikvision K1T670-series face access terminal, and the -QR suffix decides where it belongs: QR code reading is part of this variant’s credential mix. Staff are the easy half of access control — a face enrolled once, a credential good for years. The half that goes wrong is the person on site for one afternoon: the delivery driver, the interview candidate, the contractor whose two-week job lands on your floor.

Most sites run that half on a paper book and a drawer of spare cards that never come back. A QR credential differs operationally rather than technically: it can be sent ahead of the visit, it carries its own expiry, and it spares anyone enrolling a face for someone who will not return. Specify it when visitor traffic is the problem you are asked to fix.

Where it earns its place on a job

The work here is not the installation. It is designing the visitor process the terminal enforces, and that design is four questions. Who issues the code — reception, HR, or the host? What may it open, the turnstile alone or the third-floor lobby too? How long is it valid, the afternoon or the contract? And who is told when it expires? The terminal enforces whatever you configure, with complete indifference to whether it was sensible.

The contractor case is where sites come unstuck. Two weeks becomes six, and if nobody owns the renewal you get one of two failures: the contractor is locked out on a Sunday and somebody props the door, or the code was open-ended and is live a year later. An expiring credential only expires if somebody, once, set an expiry — the policy is the product and the terminal is merely how it is enforced. Where visitor traffic is light and everyone can be enrolled by face, a unit from the face recognition terminals range is the cheaper specification.

Before you order — three things to confirm

• The full credential mix. Face and QR are established for this variant; the remaining suffix letters are not something to infer from a model code. If your design assumes a card or keypad fallback, confirm it on the datasheet.
• Who issues, and from what. Confirm which Hikvision management platform issues QR credentials for this model, and whether a host can send one directly or every code must come from a front-desk operator.
• Validity and door scope. Confirm the validity options — start and end time, single use versus repeat entry — and how many doors one code can be scoped to. That separates a workable contractor process from a spreadsheet.

Technical specifications

• Manufacturer: Hikvision
• Model: DS-K1T670MWX-QR
• Type: face recognition access control terminal, K1T670 series
• Credentials: face recognition, with QR code reading indicated by this variant’s -QR suffix
• Exact credential set, issuing method and validity options for this variant, plus all capacities, display, power and environmental figures — full manufacturer datasheet available on request — call 16454

Compatibility

This is a managed terminal, not a standalone gadget: it sits inside Hikvision’s access control ecosystem, alongside the controller and lock hardware specified for the opening. The visitor workflow depends on the software issuing the codes, so confirm the supported management platform for the current revision before quoting it.

What’s in the box

Contents vary by manufacturing revision, so we publish no fixed list; those for the revision in stock are confirmed on the order. Assume nothing about brackets, power supply, lock hardware or exit devices — price them separately.

Common questions on this model

Can a visitor be sent their code before they arrive?
That is the point of a QR-capable terminal: it removes the queue at reception. The exact issuing route and delivery format for this variant are confirmed on the datasheet.

What stops a visitor forwarding their code to somebody else?
Nothing in the code itself — a QR credential is a token, and tokens travel. You control it with policy: a short validity window, a narrow door scope, single use for a one-off visit. Anyone recurring should be enrolled by face.

A contractor’s two weeks has become six — reissue or re-enrol?
Reissue or extend, and put a named person on the renewal. The failure here is administrative: the terminal honours whatever expiry was set, including one never set.

Every DS-K1T670MWX-QR we supply is genuine Hikvision stock with the official one-year manufacturer warranty and delivery across Egypt. For datasheet confirmation, project pricing or help with the visitor process, call 16454.