ZKTeco FaceKiosk-H13C-TD Facial Recognition Kiosk in Dubai, UAE
Designed for reception, visitor registration and identity-verification workflows, this freestanding 13.3-inch Android kiosk brings facial recognition, QR-based interaction, RFID options, label printing and the TD variant’s mask and temperature screening into one business-facing terminal. It is particularly useful where organizations want visitors to interact with a dedicated self-service station rather than relying entirely on manual reception processes.
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ZKTeco
FaceKiosk-H13C[TD]
Android multipurpose facial recognition kiosk
13.3-inch capacitive touch, 1920 × 1080
Visitor self-service, identity verification and reception workflows
Face, RFID/card options, QR workflows and supported modules
Mask detection and body-temperature screening
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ZKTeco platform compatibility; version and licensing should be confirmed
Dubai and UAE delivery coordination
Terms depend on supply channel and quoted offer
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Fast Decision Snapshot for Business Buyers
This model is most relevant when a business needs a floor-standing interactive terminal rather than a small wall reader. The decision should be based on visitor journey, identification method, software integration and physical placement, not only on the kiosk’s facial recognition capability.
Reception points, visitor check-in areas, conference registration and guided self-service environments.
Combines interactive registration and identity-verification functions in a single freestanding terminal.
Required modules, card type, QR workflow, software platform, network method and printer usage.
Indoor business environments where a 43kg floor-standing kiosk can be positioned safely and served by power and network connectivity.
Some identity modules and integration details are option-dependent and should be confirmed for the exact ordered unit.
Model review, quotation, accessory planning, software discussion and UAE delivery coordination.
Product Overview
A reception kiosk has to do more than identify a face. It must present a usable interface, guide visitors through a process, capture or validate identity information, connect to the organization’s network and fit the physical environment where people arrive. The ZKTeco FaceKiosk-H13C-TD is built around that broader idea. Its floor-standing form combines a 13.3-inch 1920 × 1080 capacitive touchscreen with a 2-megapixel camera, Android operating environment, local processing and several communication options. That makes it suitable for organizations that want a dedicated visitor-facing station rather than a compact door terminal.
The TD version adds mask detection and body-temperature detection to the kiosk family. ZKTeco specifies a temperature measurement distance of 30 to 50cm, a stated accuracy of ±0.3°C and a measurement range of 34 to 45°C for the temperature module. These functions can support entry screening workflows, but businesses should treat them as operational screening tools and align their use with company policy, local requirements and the intended visitor process. They should not be assumed to replace clinical assessment or regulated medical equipment.
For identification, the platform supports facial recognition and can work with card, QR and other modules depending on configuration. The official specification lists 10,000 face templates, a combined user/visitor structure of 500 users and 9,500 visitors, and up to 100,000 transaction records. The facial recognition distance is specified at 0.5m to 2m with recognition speed under one second. The integrated line thermal printer also gives administrators a path to label or ticket workflows where a printed output is useful after registration.
For UAE buyers, the main purchasing question is therefore not simply whether the kiosk recognizes faces. It is whether the selected unit includes the required modules and whether the organization’s software, network, identity policy and reception process are ready for integration. FourTeck.com can help businesses define those requirements before quotation so the delivered configuration matches the planned visitor journey.
Key Business Benefits
◆ Structured Visitor Interaction
A large touch interface gives visitors a clear place to register, follow prompts and complete identity steps. This can reduce dependence on improvised paper forms or multiple separate devices at reception, while giving administrators a more consistent front-of-house workflow.
◆ Multiple Verification Paths
Face recognition can be combined with supported card, QR or optional biometric modules according to the project. This flexibility matters when employees, pre-registered visitors, contractors and event guests follow different identity processes.
◆ Faster Front-Desk Processing
ZKTeco specifies facial recognition in under one second. When the surrounding workflow is designed properly, quick identity matching can help move visitors through reception without making every verification step a manual task for staff.
◆ Integrated Printed Output
The built-in thermal label printer supports processes where a registration step needs a physical ticket, visitor label or other printed result. It can simplify kiosk design by reducing the need to place a separate desktop printer nearby.
◆ Flexible Network Connectivity
TCP/IP, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and 3G/4G support give integrators several ways to connect the kiosk. The right method depends on site design, security policy, software requirements and the reliability expected from the visitor-management workflow.
◆ Screening Workflow Support
The TD model’s mask and temperature functions can be incorporated into controlled check-in procedures where organizations still require these screening steps. Buyers should confirm policy, placement and expected process before deployment.
These benefits become most valuable when the kiosk is treated as part of a complete visitor-management process. Network availability, software configuration, identity policy, data handling, reception staffing and physical placement all affect the user experience. FourTeck.com can help the buyer map those practical requirements before the equipment is ordered, which reduces the risk of choosing modules that do not match the intended workflow.
Product Highlights for Project Planning
The capacitive touchscreen uses 1920 × 1080 resolution, giving the kiosk enough visual area for forms, prompts and guided user interaction.
Android 9.0 and ZKTeco’s customized computer-vision eight-core processor provide the processing foundation for the kiosk and supported applications.
The official specification lists up to 10,000 facial templates and 100,000 transaction records, suitable for many reception and visitor-registration scenarios.
Facial recognition is specified from 0.5m to 2m, allowing visitors to be matched without touching a reader for the face step.
The line thermal printer supports paper width of 80 ±0.5mm and a maximum printing speed stated at 100mm/s.
The TD variant supports temperature measurement and mask detection as a dedicated screening capability.
Buyers should pay particular attention to optional hardware. RFID/card type, fingerprint capability, QR requirements and third-party application integration can depend on the selected build or project design. The safest approach is to list every expected user action—from arrival through identity check, printing and final access decision—and then confirm that each required function is included in the quoted configuration.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Details | Buyer Note |
|---|---|---|
| Brand / Model | ZKTeco FaceKiosk-H13C[TD] | TD identifies the temperature and mask detection variant. |
| Product Type | Android multipurpose facial recognition kiosk | Freestanding indoor self-service format. |
| User / Visitor Capacity | 500 users; 9,500 visitors | Confirm database design for your workflow. |
| Face Templates | 10,000 | Capacity should be considered with expected visitor volume. |
| Transactions | 100,000 | Plan reporting and data synchronization accordingly. |
| Display | 13.3-inch capacitive touch, 1920 × 1080 | Suitable for guided forms and visitor interaction. |
| CPU | ZKTeco customized computer-vision eight-core processor | Used for local kiosk processing and biometric functions. |
| Memory / Storage | 2GB LPDDR3 RAM; 16GB eMMC ROM | Third-party application sizing should be validated before deployment. |
| Operating System | Android 9.0 | Confirm app, SDK and platform compatibility. |
| Camera | 2-megapixel | Supports facial capture and recognition workflow. |
| Facial Algorithm | ZKFace 5.6; FAR ≤1%; FRR ≤1% | Environmental setup still affects real-world user experience. |
| Recognition Speed / Distance | Under 1 second; 0.5m to 2m | Keep the recognition zone clear and well planned. |
| Communication | TCP/IP, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, 3G/4G | Choose connectivity according to security and site policy. |
| WLAN | 2.4GHz, 802.11 b/g/n | Check wireless coverage and segmentation. |
| Ports | 1 × RJ45, TF card slot, RS232/485 | Validate integration interfaces with the intended system. |
| Card Type | ID card; IC card optional | Confirm frequency/credential requirement in the final bill of materials. |
| QR Support | Dynamic check-in/check-out QR with ZKTeco workflows; additional 2D formats for third-party projects | QR use depends on software and project integration. |
| Label Printer | Line thermal; up to 100mm/s; 80 ±0.5mm paper width | Confirm label/ticket design and consumables. |
| Temperature Detection | 30–50cm distance; ±0.3°C accuracy; 34–45°C range | Applies to FaceKiosk-H13C[TD] only. |
| Operating / Storage Humidity | 20% to 90% RH | Plan a suitable indoor environment. |
| Storage Temperature | -40°C to 60°C | Storage specification; operating conditions should follow vendor guidance. |
| Dimensions | 1420 × 354 × 50mm | Allow space for stable placement and user approach. |
| Weight | 43kg net; 48kg packed | Consider handling, installation path and floor placement. |
Choosing the correct configuration starts with workflow, not with the table alone. A business that only needs pre-registered visitor check-in may prioritize facial recognition and QR interaction, while another site may require card credentials, printing and a tailored third-party application. Network design matters as well: a permanent reception kiosk usually benefits from reliable wired connectivity, while Wi-Fi or mobile communication may be useful where cabling is difficult. Software compatibility deserves the same attention because the device’s local Android environment, ZKTeco platform support and any custom application must be validated together. Buyers should also decide whether the TD screening functions remain part of their current process. Finally, consider the physical route from unloading to installation because the kiosk is a floor-standing 43kg unit. Confirming these details early produces a more accurate quote and reduces change requests later.
Configuration and Buyer Guidance
A biometric kiosk purchase should begin with a simple process map: who arrives, what they need to enter, how their identity is confirmed, what data is captured, whether anything must be printed, and what happens after verification. Once that flow is clear, the device configuration can be matched to the real operational requirement.
Separate regular users from visitors and compare expected enrolment and transaction volume with the published capacities.
Confirm face, ID card, optional IC card, QR, fingerprint or hybrid verification requirements before quotation.
Specify the ZKTeco platform, third-party application or custom development expected for enrolment, visitor records and reporting.
Define the ticket or label format, expected print volume and consumables needed so the integrated printer is used appropriately.
Check Ethernet availability, 2.4GHz wireless coverage, mobile-network requirements and network security policy at the intended location.
The TD model includes mask and temperature capabilities, but organizations should confirm whether these fit current policy and process.
When requesting a FourTeck.com quote, share the deployment site, number of kiosks, expected daily visitor flow, required identity methods, preferred software, network method, printing need, temperature-screening requirement and any existing access-control platform. For replacement projects, also provide the old model and current software version. These details make it easier to identify missing modules, compatibility concerns and project accessories before the order is finalized.
Ideal Business Use Cases
Corporate Reception
A front desk can use the kiosk as a dedicated visitor interaction point for pre-registration lookup, identity checks, QR scanning and printed visitor output where supported by the configured software. Staff can then focus on exceptions and guest assistance rather than repeating every routine step manually.
Conference and Event Check-In
Organizations holding conferences or internal events can use a kiosk-style station to guide arrivals through registration. QR workflows and printing can be useful where attendees arrive with pre-issued codes and need a physical badge, label or ticket after confirmation.
Education and Training Areas
The large touch interface can support guided user interaction in learning or training environments where identity verification, registration and self-service information need to be presented at a single standing terminal.
Visitor Self-Service Counters
Sites with repeated visitor traffic can configure a structured process around the kiosk so arrivals follow the same steps each time. This can improve consistency, especially when visitor records need to connect with a central platform.
Hybrid Identity Verification
Projects that do not want to rely on one credential can plan a workflow using face recognition alongside supported cards or QR methods. This is useful when different groups have different credentials or when a second verification method is required by process.
Controlled Health-Screening Entry
Where an organization still maintains a policy for mask or temperature screening, the TD variant can incorporate those checks into the arrival sequence. The workflow should be designed around internal policy and appropriate escalation rather than treating the kiosk as a diagnostic instrument.
The kiosk is less appropriate when the project only needs a compact reader at a door with no interactive visitor process. In that case, a smaller access-control terminal may be simpler and more economical. The value of this platform comes from combining a large user interface, identity functions, optional modules and floor-standing presentation in a site where people actively interact with the device.
ZKTeco FaceKiosk-H13C-TD Visitor Recognition Performance
Facial recognition on a visitor kiosk has to balance speed with a natural approach path. The published recognition distance of 0.5m to 2m allows users to stand in front of the terminal without needing to touch the screen merely to be seen by the camera. ZKTeco specifies recognition speed under one second and uses its ZKFace 5.6 algorithm on the current specification. For a busy reception, that short matching time can help keep the identity stage from becoming the slowest part of the arrival process.
Real-world performance still depends on deployment. The kiosk should be placed where people can approach it directly, where the camera view is not blocked and where lighting does not create avoidable capture problems. The interface should give clear prompts so visitors know where to stand and what to do. If a site expects a mixed population of employees, contractors and first-time visitors, administrators also need a sensible enrolment and fallback process for people who are not already represented in the database.
The face capacity of 10,000 templates is generous for many office and reception environments, but capacity alone should not drive selection. Buyers should look at expected visitor turnover, data-retention requirements, synchronization with the central software and what happens when identities change or expire. A well-designed project treats facial recognition as one stage in a managed workflow rather than as an isolated feature.
ZKTeco FaceKiosk-H13C-TD Interactive Kiosk and Printing Workflow
The 13.3-inch capacitive display is one of the features that clearly separates this product from compact biometric readers. With 1920 × 1080 resolution, it gives application designers space for instructions, forms, confirmation messages and workflow choices. That matters when a visitor needs to do more than present a face. A reception application may ask for a host, scan a QR code, confirm a booking, show a policy notice and then print a label. A larger interface makes those steps easier to organize.
The built-in line thermal printer supports up to 100mm/s printing speed and paper width of 80 ±0.5mm. This can be valuable for workflows that need a physical result after check-in, such as a visitor label or queue ticket. The buyer should define the print format before deployment, because printer presence does not by itself create a finished badge workflow. Application logic, label design, consumables and reception policy must all be considered together.
Organizations planning custom apps should also consider the Android 9.0 environment, 2GB RAM and 16GB eMMC storage when discussing software requirements. ZKTeco provides development and integration options for the family, but the exact SDK, API and application version should be validated for the intended project. FourTeck.com can help frame these technical questions so the hardware quote aligns with the integration conversation.
ZKTeco FaceKiosk-H13C-TD Connectivity and Integration Planning
A self-service kiosk becomes useful only when it can exchange information with the systems around it. The official communication list includes TCP/IP, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and 3G/4G, while the physical interfaces include RJ45 Ethernet, a TF card slot and RS232/485. This gives integrators several deployment paths, but businesses should still choose one primary communications design rather than connecting everything simply because it is available.
For a permanent corporate reception, wired Ethernet is often attractive because it can be monitored and segmented with the rest of the business network. Wi-Fi may be useful where structured cabling is unavailable, but the kiosk supports 2.4GHz 802.11 b/g/n, so coverage, channel planning and security settings need to be checked at the exact installation point. Mobile connectivity can suit particular projects, but SIM, carrier, data plan and security policy are separate decisions that should be confirmed before commissioning.
Integration planning should also cover identity data, software platform, access-control relationships and third-party development. If the kiosk will trigger another system after a successful check-in, define the required interface, data fields and failure behavior. If a custom application will run locally, validate it against the Android version and hardware resources. Clear integration requirements help procurement teams avoid buying a capable device that later needs unplanned development work.
What Should You Know Before Choosing This Kiosk?
The right kiosk configuration depends on the visitor journey, identity methods, software platform and physical site. The following questions cover the points business buyers usually need to resolve before a quotation can be finalized.
Who is this kiosk best suited for?
It is best suited to organizations that need an interactive, floor-standing visitor or identity station rather than a simple door reader. Corporate reception areas, conference check-in points, self-service counters and selected education environments are practical examples. The strongest fit is where users need to follow on-screen steps, verify identity and possibly scan or print as part of one structured arrival process.
How much visitor volume can it support?
ZKTeco lists 500 regular users, 9,500 visitors, 10,000 facial templates and 100,000 transaction records. Those figures describe device capacity, but a project should also consider how often records synchronize or expire, how visitor identities are enrolled, and whether the central software has its own limits. Share expected daily and peak visitor levels when requesting a configuration review.
Can it work with our existing access-control environment?
It may be integrated into broader ZKTeco and third-party workflows, but compatibility should be confirmed for the exact software version, credential type and interface required. The kiosk has Ethernet, RS232/485 and supported application integration options, yet that does not guarantee plug-and-play operation with every existing controller or visitor platform. Provide your current software and controller details before purchase.
Do we need the temperature and mask functions?
Only choose the TD screening functions if they are still relevant to your organization’s policy or operational procedure. The TD variant supports mask detection and temperature measurement from 30 to 50cm with vendor-stated accuracy of ±0.3°C. These are screening functions for a controlled entry process; buyers should not treat them as a substitute for clinical assessment or regulated medical measurement.
Which identification modules should we specify?
Start with the credentials your users already carry and the visitor process you want to create. Face recognition is central to the kiosk, while card type, QR workflows and fingerprint support depend on the selected modules and project design. Confirm ID versus optional IC card requirements, QR format, any fingerprint need and whether hybrid verification is required before the bill of materials is approved.
What should we check for a replacement project?
Record the old kiosk model, software platform, database version, credential technology, network addressing, printer workflow and any custom integrations. Replacing hardware without reviewing those dependencies can create migration problems even when the new device has better capabilities. FourTeck.com can use the existing-system details to help identify whether the project is a direct replacement, a migration or a redesigned visitor workflow.
What accessories or consumables may be required?
Plan for thermal paper or labels, network cabling where Ethernet is used, suitable power access, any required card credentials and project-specific connectivity accessories. Optional modules must be confirmed in the quoted kiosk configuration rather than assumed. If the device is part of an access-control system, additional controllers, locks, readers or software licensing may also be required outside the kiosk itself.
What installation details should be prepared?
Confirm the exact indoor location, route for moving a 43kg kiosk, floor stability, nearby power, wired or wireless network availability and the visitor approach path. The camera should have an unobstructed view and users should have enough space to stand within the recognition zone. If custom software is involved, network and application testing should be planned before the site goes live.
What information helps FourTeck prepare a better quote?
Share the site location, number of kiosks, expected visitor volume, required identity methods, software platform, printing workflow, network method and whether the TD screening functions are needed. Include the existing system details if this is an upgrade. Project quantity, accessories, installation scope and warranty expectations also help FourTeck.com prepare a quotation that reflects the actual deployment rather than only the model name.
Business Requirements to Match Before You Buy
For a reception that needs self-service check-in
The large touch display, facial recognition and configurable QR or card workflows can support a more guided arrival process. Buyers should define the exact check-in steps and central software before ordering.
For projects that need printed visitor output
The integrated thermal printer can support labels or tickets, but the application, template, paper format and consumption rate must be planned as part of the visitor workflow.
For organizations replacing an older visitor kiosk
Confirm the previous model, software database, credentials and custom interfaces. A replacement may require migration work even when the new hardware supports the required functions.
For mixed face, card and QR verification
The family supports several identity methods, making it relevant to sites with different user groups. The ordered modules and software rules should be confirmed before deployment.
For a site with limited structured cabling
Wi-Fi and mobile communication options give additional deployment choices, but coverage, security and reliability must be evaluated at the intended location.
For controlled entry screening
The TD model can support mask and temperature checks where policy still requires them. Confirm how an exception is handled and who reviews the result before rollout.
What Buyers Should Check Before Purchase
A business kiosk can look complete on a specification sheet and still require important project decisions. Before requesting a quote, confirm not only the model but also the purpose of the kiosk, the software controlling it and the identity methods expected from each user group. That avoids common problems such as ordering the wrong card module, discovering that a custom app needs additional development, or planning a printed badge process without defining labels and consumables.
Configuration Fit
Confirm facial, card, QR, fingerprint, printer and TD screening requirements. Optional features should appear clearly on the quote and final bill of materials.
Compatibility Check
Document the existing visitor platform, access-control system, credential type, network design and any application APIs before assuming the kiosk will integrate directly.
Availability and Warranty
Availability can change by supplier and module combination. Warranty terms may also depend on the supply channel, so the buyer should review the quoted warranty and support scope before approval.
Quote Preparation
Provide project quantity, location, workflow, software, credentials, network method, printing need, delivery expectations and installation scope so the quote covers the real requirement.
Long-term operating cost should also be considered. A kiosk with a printer needs consumables; a software platform may have licensing or support requirements; mobile connectivity may involve a SIM and data service; and a deployed visitor system needs administration. Replacement planning matters too. Ask what happens if a kiosk must be swapped later, how data is restored, and whether the chosen software version remains compatible. For multi-site projects, standardize configuration, naming, network settings and visitor policy wherever practical. FourTeck.com can help buyers collect these details before purchase so the quotation reflects the operational environment rather than just the hardware model.
UAE Availability and Service Support
FourTeck.com supports biometric kiosk and visitor-management product inquiries for businesses in Dubai and across the UAE. Support can include model review, configuration discussion, quotation, related product matching, delivery coordination and guidance on warranty terms included with the quoted supply. Current availability can vary because this type of kiosk may be sourced with different modules and project-specific requirements. Buyers should therefore request a fresh availability check rather than assume that every hardware combination is immediately available.
For a more accurate proposal, provide the exact model, quantity and required functions. If your project needs facial recognition only, state that clearly. If it also requires QR scanning, a particular card technology, fingerprint verification, label printing, temperature screening or integration with an existing visitor platform, include those details as part of the inquiry. This allows the sales and technical discussion to focus on the correct configuration.
Delivery timing, support scope and warranty handling should be confirmed on the final quotation because they can depend on supplier status, project quantity and selected options. FourTeck.com can also help buyers review related access-control requirements so network connectivity, credentials, doors and software are considered together where the kiosk forms part of a wider security project.
Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah and Ajman Coverage
Businesses in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Ajman and other UAE locations can contact FourTeck.com for product availability, configuration guidance and quote assistance. The team can help review whether a floor-standing biometric kiosk is the right fit, identify the identity modules that need to be included and coordinate purchase requirements for single-site or multi-location projects. For organizations standardizing visitor management across several premises, it is helpful to provide the same workflow document, credential policy and network requirements for each site so quotations and deployment planning remain consistent.
Regional Availability for GCC and Africa Projects
FourTeck.com also supports business technology inquiries across selected GCC and Africa markets through regional supply and inquiry channels. Organizations operating in Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Oman, Kuwait and Bahrain may request product sourcing and configuration discussions for regional projects, while businesses in Kenya, Uganda and other Africa locations can use the relevant FourTeck platforms to discuss local requirements.
Regional purchasing should always account for more than freight. The buyer should confirm software support, credential standards, mobile-network compatibility if 3G/4G is planned, warranty handling, delivery terms and the availability of any optional modules. For a multi-country rollout, keeping one documented kiosk configuration can simplify support, but local network, privacy and visitor policies may still differ by site.
Use FourTeck.com for the main UAE inquiry channel. Regional buyers can also explore FourTeck Kenya, FourTeck Uganda, FourTeck Africa or FourTeck Kuwait where relevant. Availability and service scope may differ by country and should be confirmed before purchase.
Other Options Buyers May Consider
A floor-standing kiosk is not the only way to handle biometric identity. Buyers should compare the interaction level, installation format and required modules before deciding. The following related ZKTeco families and access-control categories can help frame the conversation even when a separate FourTeck.com product page is not yet available for every model.
Consider when evaluating another FaceKiosk family format for interactive facial-recognition deployments. Confirm exact display, modules and software support for the selected variant.
A related kiosk family option that may suit projects where a different screen format or device layout is preferred. Compare the required verification and application features carefully.
Worth discussing when the requirement is closer to a dedicated facial access-control terminal than a full visitor self-service kiosk.
A related biometric terminal family for buyers considering a more compact authentication device. Final fit depends on capacity, credential method and installation objective.
If the project also requires door hardware, controllers, cameras or site security integration, the FourTeck CCTV and access-control solutions page provides a broader view of related infrastructure. A FourTeck sales discussion can help determine whether the requirement is best served by an interactive visitor kiosk, a smaller biometric terminal or a combined access-control solution.
Why Business Buyers Contact FourTeck.com
Biometric and visitor-management products are easier to buy when the supplier discussion starts with the operational requirement. FourTeck.com supports organizations that need help translating a site workflow into a practical bill of materials, quotation and delivery plan. The goal is to reduce configuration mistakes and make it clear which parts of the project belong to the kiosk and which require separate software, accessories or access-control components.
Help with model selection, sourcing discussions and project quantity planning.
Review of identity methods, modules, connectivity and application requirements.
A quotation process built around the requested hardware and project scope.
Support for arranging delivery requirements based on the confirmed order and location.
Clarification of warranty terms included in the quoted supply rather than unsupported assumptions.
Discussion of access-control, networking or security components that may be needed around the kiosk.
This approach is useful for both SMB buyers and larger project teams. A small office may need one kiosk with a clear visitor process, while an enterprise project may need multiple units, standardized settings, software integration and documented deployment requirements. In either case, sharing accurate information early improves the quality of the purchasing decision.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the FaceKiosk-H13C[TD] mainly used for?
It is a floor-standing Android kiosk for visitor self-service, facial identity verification and interactive check-in workflows. Depending on the selected modules and software, it can also support card or QR verification and printed labels or tickets. The TD model additionally includes mask and temperature screening functions. It is better suited to an interactive reception process than to a simple door-reader requirement.
Is the kiosk available for purchase in the UAE?
FourTeck.com can support UAE inquiries and request-based availability checks for this model. Availability may vary according to supplier status, project quantity and the exact modules required, so buyers should not assume every configuration is immediately available. Submit the required quantity, deployment location and identity options to receive current quotation and delivery guidance.
Can FourTeck.com help confirm the correct configuration?
Yes. The configuration discussion can cover face recognition, card type, QR workflow, optional fingerprint requirements, printer use, TD screening functions, software platform and network connectivity. Buyers should provide the existing system details if the kiosk will integrate with a current visitor-management or access-control environment so compatibility questions can be raised before purchase.
Does the TD version measure body temperature?
Yes. ZKTeco specifies temperature detection for the H13C[TD] variant with a measurement distance of 30 to 50cm, stated accuracy of ±0.3°C and range of 34 to 45°C. The feature can support controlled entry screening where it remains part of organizational policy. It should not be treated as a replacement for medical diagnosis or regulated clinical measurement.
What network connections does the kiosk support?
The official specification lists TCP/IP, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and 3G/4G communication. It also includes an RJ45 Ethernet port, TF card slot and RS232/485 interfaces. The best connection depends on the site’s network policy, reliability requirement and integration design. A permanent reception deployment should have its network method and security controls planned before installation.
Can it print visitor labels or tickets?
The kiosk includes a line thermal printer specified for up to 100mm/s and paper width of 80 ±0.5mm. Whether it prints a visitor label, queue ticket or another format depends on the application and workflow configured for the project. Buyers should confirm the intended print template, consumable type and software logic rather than assuming a specific badge format is built in.
How many face templates can the device store?
ZKTeco lists a facial template capacity of 10,000 and a transaction capacity of 100,000. The published user structure also lists 500 users and 9,500 visitors. For larger or high-turnover sites, buyers should also check synchronization, database retention and central software capacity because the complete visitor-management system can have requirements beyond the kiosk’s local storage figures.
What warranty should a UAE buyer expect?
Warranty terms should be confirmed on the FourTeck.com quotation for the specific supply channel and configuration. The page does not assume a fixed warranty period because regional sourcing and project conditions can differ. Buyers should review warranty duration, handling process, exclusions and any optional support coverage before issuing a purchase order, especially for multi-unit deployments.
Can businesses request multiple kiosks for a project?
Yes. Businesses can submit a project inquiry for multiple units. For bulk or multi-site requirements, provide the quantity per site, required modules, common software platform, network approach, delivery locations and rollout expectations. Standardizing the kiosk configuration where practical can simplify deployment and support, while FourTeck.com can coordinate the quotation around the confirmed project scope and current availability.
Need Help Planning the Right Visitor Kiosk Configuration?
Share your site location, expected visitor flow, identity methods, software platform, printing requirement and project quantity. FourTeck.com can help review current availability, configuration options, warranty guidance and delivery requirements before you place an order.
