General
Other bus systems	Other
Model	Biometric
Mounting method	Flush mounted (plaster)
Material	Metal
Material quality	Stainless steel
Surface protection	Other
Colour	Bronze
Degree of protection (IP)	IP44
Bus system KNX
Bus system KNX radio
Bus system radio frequent
Bus system LON
Bus system Powernet
Transparent
Bus connection included

System 106 Keyless In Fingerprint Module Bronze - Fingerprint module as a professional biometric access control system based on the new generation of surface scanning technology. - Commissioning and administration via app. - Use as a stand-alone device with Gira TKS switching actuators or in combination with the Gira door communication system as a door call system for buildings with multiple residential units. - Scanning of the lowest layer of skin using high frequency. High recognition rate and protection against manipulation. - Evaluation of the unique characteristic features of the living human finger. - Up to 99 fingers can be managed by the fingerprint reader unit. - Reliable recognition of fingers that were slightly injured, for example, while gardening (only the top layer of skin was injured). - Data protection through encryption processes. - Fast reaction time from placing the finger on the surface to release: up to 30 stored fingers approx. 1 s, up to 99 stored fingers approx. 3 s. - Night design of the fingerprint surface for orientation using white LED lighting. - 360° placement of the finger possible. - 3-color LED status display for visual signaling during programming and operation. - Master PIN number on the enclosed sealed security card if the administrator finger is no longer available. The device can be reset at the factory using the enclosed security card. - Acknowledgement buzzer for acoustic signaling for the user or installer. - Warning tone if the fingerprint attachment is removed without authorization to detect sabotage. Sabotage circuit with switching actuator in the Gira door communication system. Inputs and outputs: - Plug strip connection cable for the Gira door communication system. Children's fingers can generally only be reliably detected from the age of 6.