FA6000 Face, Palm and RFID Access Control & Time | RFQ Sourcing Details

The FA6000 is a multi-biometric access control and time attendance terminal designed for facilities that need several credential options at one checkpoint. Users can verify by face, palm, RFID proximity card, password or a configured combination of methods. Its .

The terminal runs Linux and has a 5-inch color touch screen, a 900 MHz dual-core processor, 512 MB RAM, 8 GB flash storage, a 2 MP WDR low-light camera and adjustable LED illumination. Listed enrollment capacities are 3,000 faces, 1,500 palms and 3,000 proximity ID cards.

Published transaction capacity is inconsistent: one specification states 150,000 logs, while another states 200,000 logs, so buyers should obtain written confirmation for the supplied configuration. Communication and integration options include TCP/IP, RS232, RS485 and Wiegand input/output.

Wi-Fi is described as optional. Door-control connections are listed for a third-party electric lock, door sensor, exit button, alarm output and auxiliary input. Standard functions include access levels, groups, holidays, anti-passback, multiple verification modes, record queries and a tamper-switch alarm.

The stated facial recognition distance is 0.3-2 m in the detailed specification, although another product statement mentions operation beyond 30 cm and up to 3 m. Recognition speed is stated as under 0.3 seconds, while a separate feature statement says within 0.2 seconds.

Treat these figures as configuration-dependent claims requiring confirmation before specifying the terminal for a project. The listed operating range is -10°C to 45°C at 10%-90% working humidity. Software references include ADMS, web-based attendance management and offline attendance software.

Integration resources are described as including a push SDK and APIs for named attendance platforms. Software licensing, included modules, hosting requirements, API access and compatibility with the buyer’s exact software version should be confirmed in the purchase documentation.

Before ordering, confirm the required card technology because proximity EM ID cards are listed as standard while 13.56 MHz MF IC support is optional.

Buyers should also verify Wi-Fi inclusion, log capacity, recognition range and speed, language pack, power-plug type, software license scope, door hardware compatibility and the exact accessories supplied.

For controlled or regulated sites, independently validate privacy, biometric-data handling, cybersecurity, accessibility and local compliance requirements.

Customization is stated as available, including branding, packaging and firmware work, with a stated OEM minimum of 100 units;document the approved configuration and acceptance criteria before production.