Access Control Hardware
Openitem Access Control runs on hardware you can buy from us and hardware you already own. These are the terminals, controllers, scanners and printers we supply and support — each one driven by the same visitor, resident and contractor records, so a credential issued in the app works at the device without a second system to maintain.
Biometric terminals and readers
Face, fingerprint and card at the door — the credential nobody can lend, forget or clone.

FAC’R Facial Recognition Smart Terminal
Secure. Convenient. Integrated. FAC’R is a compact and powerful IP65 rated facial recognition terminal with multi-factor authentication capability tha

FAC’R Lobby Self-Registration Terminal
FAC’R Lobby is an 11.6-inch desktop facial recognition terminal for reception. A visitor enters their ID, it is verified against Home Affairs

FAC’R Mini
FAC’R Mini is a 5.5-inch IP65 facial recognition terminal for doorways too narrow for a full-size reader — mullions, turnstile posts and plant room do

Control iD Access Control iDFace
iDFace facial recognition access control device with liveness detection, mask authentication, SIP intercom, touchscreen display and support for 10,000

Control iD Access Control iDFace Max
iDFace facial recognition access control device with liveness detection, mask authentication, SIP intercom, touchscreen display and support for 100,00

TMT-8 Terminal
The TMT-8 Terminal automates your access control at a fraction of the price of thermal cameras, with facial recognition and temperature scanning capab

NFC Reader
The NFC Reader is specifically designed to complement existing access control devices, such as keypads, tag readers and fingerprint scanners.
Gate controllers and vehicle readers
What actually opens the boom, and what reads a tag or plate before it gets there.

Gate Controller
The Gate Controller is used for larger complexes, corporate or residential estates. It makes use of keypads, tags, NFC and scanners.

Gate Magic
Alternatively one of the gates can be used as a pedestrian gate for entry and exit. It makes use of tags, remotes and keypads, but no scanners.

Control iD iDUHF Access Controller with UHF Reader
Control iD iDUHF access controller with an integrated UHF reader — reads vehicle tags at up to 15 m, stores over 200,000 users, IP65 rated

Fixed Android RFID Reader
Chainway URA8 is an 8-port Android-based fixed UHF RFID reader integrated with Impinj R2000 RFID chip.

UHF RFID Reader
Chainway C72 is an Android rugged RFID reader that boasts best-in-class UHF RFID capability. Built with embedded Impinj R2000 chip
Handheld scanners
What a guard carries at the gate: barcodes, passports, driver's licences and RFID tags.

Chainway C66 Handheld Scanner
The Chainway C66 is a rugged handheld mobile device with a versatile range of accessories to enhance durability, ergonomics and data capture options.

C70T Barcode and Temperature Scanner
The Chainway C70T is a high-performance, handheld, rugged mobile scanner that runs on Android. It has a built-in 2D barcode scanner that is capable of

2D Barcode & Passport Scanner
The size and shape of this high speed omnidirectional scanner makes it the perfect fixed mount. The PR-11 is known for its fast decoding and accurate
Badge and receipt printers
Visitor badges and gate slips printed at the point the visitor is standing in front of you.

ZC100 Card Printer
The ZC100 is designed to work right out of the box. There’s no time-consuming complicated set-up

Zebra ZQ210 Mobile Printer
The Zebra ZQ210 is the current model in the ZQ200 range of mobile receipt and label printers, supplied and supported by Openitem.

Epson TM-T20 Thermal Printer
Epson TM-T20 Thermal Printer Brings fast, reliable receipt printing to your business at an affordable price.

Epson TM-T70II Series
This all-in-one package includes everything you need – from drivers for major operating systems and support for 24 languages to cables
Already have readers on site? Supported devices lists the third-party scanners and terminals Openitem drives, and hardware for access control goes through how each class of device is used at a gate.




















































