UniStamp 2C is a smart controller which is designed to support all latest RFID technologies and high aesthetics with an ultra-modern design and sleek form factor. This RFID reader device is flexible to control access as well as attendance recording functionalities. UniStamp 2C can be used as a single-door controller or can be used as a card or pin-pad reader as well. It can be used for high-security areas with an OTP-based mechanism to ensure the highest level of security.
Unistamp 2C is a thoroughly reliable device. It operates as a single-door network independent controller or can be used as a networked, IP-based device in a large ecosystem. It allows companies to cut on manual maintenance and hard costs, thus ensuring flawless performance in day-to-day situations.
Contact UsUniStamp 2C boasts of high aesthetics with an ultra-modern design. Its sleek form factor helps in installing the product directly on door panels and the light grey base color of the product blends well with most of the corporate environments.
The device has an inbuilt EM reader and the option of having Mifare, HID iClass, and HID Prox readers. The 2.8" interactive display shows various information and authentication messages.
UniStamp 2C has a nimble 8-bit controller and sufficient data storage of 30,000 users. Moreover, it has a capacity to store 55,000 transaction events in order to ensure the timestamps are recorded while network outage.
Product enclosure of this power-packed access control device is designed to meet IP65 standards of protection. This gives complete protection from dust particles, rainwater, airborne pollutants, and such other environmental threats.
Leveraging on the merits of IP-based networkable devices, UniStamp 2C can easily be hooked on to the existing TCP/IP network. Thus, data can be transferred in real-time mode to a centralized server for instant usage.
Facility to update device software on the site through ethernet interface. The product updates can easily be applied without the need of removing the device and sending it back to the service center.
