Attendance Terminal · Model WVT-NTF8A

Face Recognition Terminal

The 8-inch facial time recording device (model WVT-NTF8A) is a wall or gate-side terminal that clocks people in by face instead of card or fingerprint: a binocular wide-dynamic camera recognises a face at 50–150 cm, day or night, with LED and infrared fill light, against a stored library of up to 30,000 faces. It is the terminal for factory gates, office entrances, schools and sites where queues at the clock cost real money every morning.

Integration is the point of the design. Ethernet and WiFi networking, USB OTG and host ports, RS232, relay output and Wiegand 26/34 mean the terminal talks to existing access control and attendance systems rather than demanding a new one. An optional non-contact temperature screening module is also listed for this model line.

8 inch face recognition attendance terminal — Face Recognition Terminal — product photo from the manufacturer's range.

Specification Plate

Key specifications

Model	WVT-NTF8A
Display	8.0 in, 800 × 1280
Processors	RK3288 / RK3399 / MSM8953 options; 8 GB storage
Camera	Binocular wide-dynamic, LED + IR fill light, 50–150 cm
Capacity / modes	30,000 faces; 1:N and 1:1
Interfaces	Ethernet, WiFi, USB OTG + host, RS232, relay, Wiegand 26/34

Specifications are the manufacturer's published figures for this model. Configurations vary — the written quote states exactly what your build includes.

Why Operators Choose It

Features that earn their place

Binocular wide-dynamic camera

A 2 MP-class binocular camera with LED and infrared dual fill light recognises faces in backlight and darkness, and resists photo spoofing better than single-lens designs.

30,000-face library

On-device capacity for up to 30,000 faces, with both 1:N identification and 1:1 verification modes.

Processor options

RK3288 quad-core, RK3399 hexa-core or MSM8953 octa-core builds on an 8-inch 800×1280 display, with 8 GB storage.

Full interface set

Ethernet, WiFi, USB OTG + host, RS232, relay signal output and Wiegand 26/34 for doors, turnstiles and time systems.

Recognition distance

Working capture range of 50–150 cm — a natural standing distance that keeps gate queues moving.

Optional temperature module

A thermal imaging module is listed for this line for non-contact temperature screening at entry points.

In the Field

Faster gates, cleaner records

Factories and logistics sites use face terminals to end buddy-punching and card queues at shift change: the record is the person, not a card that can be lent. Offices and schools use the same hardware for attendance that writes itself — no registers, no manual consolidation at month end.

Because the terminal outputs relay and Wiegand signals, it usually joins the access system you already have: the same recognition event opens the turnstile and writes the attendance record. Tell us your controller and software situation with the enquiry so the interface build is quoted correctly.

Questions

Frequently asked

Does it work in the dark or against bright light?

Yes — the binocular camera is wide-dynamic with LED and infrared fill light, designed for entrances where backlight and low light are normal.

How many staff can it hold?

Up to 30,000 face records on device, which covers all but the largest multi-site workforces from a single terminal library.

Can it open our turnstile or door?

Relay output and Wiegand 26/34 are built in for exactly that. Confirm your controller model at quotation.

Is the temperature function included?

Temperature screening is an optional thermal module on this model line, not the base configuration. If you need it, say so in the enquiry so it is specified and quoted.

Tell us the configuration. We price it in writing.

Model, configuration, quantity and destination — that is all a real quote needs. A named manager replies.

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