Hikvision DS-K2604 Pro Complete Access Network Controller, 4 doors description

• Interface

• Network InterfaceTCP/IP
• Lock Control

  1

• Exit Button

  1

• Door Contact Input

  1

• General

• Type: Network Access Controller
• Power Supply12 VDC, 1 A
• Power Consumption

  With load: ≤ 50 w

  Without load: ≤ 4 w

• Working Temperature-20 °C to 65 °C (-4 °F to 149 °F)
• Working Humidity10% to 90% (no condensing)
• Dimensions370 mm × 345 mm × 90 mm (14.6″ × 13.6″ × 3.5“)

Features

The Hikvision DS-K2604 Pro Complete Access Network Controller is a comprehensive access control solution designed to manage and control access to various entry points within a facility. Here are the features of the Hikvision DS-K2604 Pro:

1. Capacity:
   • The DS-K2604 Pro supports up to four doors, making it suitable for small to medium-sized installations where access to multiple entry points needs to be controlled.
2. Access Control Management:
   • Provides centralized access control management for multiple doors, allowing administrators to monitor and control access to different areas within a facility.
3. Network Connectivity:
   • The controller is equipped with network connectivity options, enabling seamless integration into the facility’s existing network infrastructure. This allows for remote management and monitoring.
4. Multi-Card Format Support:
   • Supports multiple card formats, enabling compatibility with a variety of access control cards and credentials. This flexibility allows for integration with existing card systems.
5. Biometric Integration:
   • The DS-K2604 Pro may support integration with biometric devices, such as fingerprint or facial recognition readers, enhancing the level of security by incorporating additional authentication factors.
6. Event Logging:
   • Captures and logs access events and activities in real-time. Event logging provides a detailed record of door access attempts, successful entries, and any unauthorized access attempts.
7. Anti-Passback:
   • Anti-passback features prevent users from gaining access to a secured area by using the same access card or credential repeatedly. This helps maintain the integrity of access control policies.