Product Description
The COG-WRIST-Facial-Recognition-Access-Controller processes a face match in 0.35 seconds, making it suitable for door-entry points where throughput matters as much as security.
Key specs
- Display: 7″ LCD, 1024 x 600 resolution
- Recognition speed: 0.35s per face
- Recognition method: algorithm maps 360+ positions on a human face for accurate matching
- Multi-face handling: face detection box identifies and prioritises the largest face when multiple people are in frame simultaneously
- Max face size: configurable via the web interface
- Power: DC12V 1A supply
Install notes
On the DC12V 1A power spec: as with any access controller, use a stable, correctly-rated supply and keep cable runs short — voltage drop on long or underspecified runs is a common cause of erratic behaviour in door-entry and CCTV hardware alike. Confirm supply quality before first commissioning on site.
The face detection box logic is worth flagging to installers specifying for shared entrances or reception areas: when several faces appear at once, the unit doesn't stall — it recognises the largest face first, with the maximum acceptable face size adjustable on the web configuration page. This gives some control over false triggers from people passing behind the primary subject.
No card, fob or PIN dependency is described for this unit — recognition is face-only, so plan credential-enrolment workflow accordingly.
Specifications
- Current
- 1A
- Resolution
- 1024 × 600
Frequently Asked Questions
How fast does the recognition process work?
The controller recognises a face in 0.35 seconds, according to the manufacturer's stated speed.
What happens if more than one face appears in frame?
A face detection box identifies all faces present and recognises the largest one first; the maximum face size the unit will accept can be configured through the web interface.
What power supply does it need?
It runs on a DC12V 1A power supply. As with any door-entry hardware, use a correctly-rated adapter and avoid long, underspecified cable runs to prevent voltage drop.
What resolution is the display?
It has a 7″ LCD screen with 1024 x 600 resolution.
