ZKTeco Horus E2-QR QR Biometric Terminal in Dubai, UAE
The Horus E2-QR is built for organizations that want one compact terminal to handle facial authentication, RFID cards, PIN entry and QR-based verification for time attendance and door access. Its Android platform, touchscreen interface and multiple network options make it practical for modern offices, warehouses, education sites, clinics, hospitality operations and commercial premises where user identity, access events and attendance records need to be managed with a clear, scalable workflow.
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Quick Product Information
ZKTeco
Horus E2-QR
Android biometric access and attendance terminal
Face, card, password and QR code
Up to 50,000 users
20,000 templates (1:N)
50,000 cards (1:N)
200,000 records
TCP/IP, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and 4G
ZKBio Time / ZKBio CVAccess; ZKBio Zexus mobile app
Wall mount; gang-box compatibility listed by manufacturer
Confirm software, door hardware, QR workflow and network design
Fast Decision Snapshot for Business Buyers
Busy procurement and IT teams often need to decide quickly whether a terminal is broadly suitable before spending time on final door hardware and software integration. The points below summarize where this model fits and what should be confirmed before requesting a quotation.
Organizations needing face, card and QR authentication from a single wall-mounted attendance or access terminal.
Multiple credential choices reduce dependence on one verification method and support staff, visitors or temporary users through different workflows.
Confirm whether the site will use attendance only, door control, mobile QR, PDF417 for third-party development, cards, PIN, or mixed authentication.
Suitable where wired Ethernet, dual-band Wi-Fi or supported mobile data connectivity can be planned along with a stable 12V DC power source.
The E2-QR is the QR variant. It does not include the fingerprint capacity of the separate E2-FP model or the backup battery of the E2-B model.
Share quantity, doors, software preference, card type, network method and installation location so the quotation can reflect the real project rather than only the device name.
Product Overview
Modern attendance and access projects rarely serve only one type of user. Permanent employees may prefer face recognition or cards, visitors may arrive with a temporary digital credential, contractors may need a QR-based workflow, and administrators may still need PIN options for controlled situations. The Horus E2-QR addresses this mixed environment by combining visible-light facial authentication, dual-frequency card support, password entry and a dedicated QR capability in one Android-based terminal. The result is a more flexible front end for identity verification without requiring a separate device for every credential type.
The hardware platform includes a 5-inch 720 × 1280 color touchscreen, dual 2MP cameras, an octa-core processor running at 2.0 GHz, 2GB RAM and 16GB internal storage. For organizations managing a large employee or cardholder database, the listed capacities are substantial: up to 50,000 users, 20,000 face templates, 50,000 cards and 200,000 transaction records. Facial verification is specified at under one second, with a recognition distance of approximately 30 to 100 cm. These capabilities make the terminal relevant for busy reception areas, staff entrances and operational sites where repeated daily authentication must feel quick and predictable.
Connectivity is another practical strength. The device supports TCP/IP, dual-band Wi-Fi, Bluetooth BLE 4.1 and supported 4G mobile communication, while access-control interfaces include Wiegand input/output, ZKTeco RS485, auxiliary input, electric lock, door sensor, exit button and alarm connections. That range helps project teams choose a connection method that suits the building, existing network and controller design instead of forcing every installation into one cabling pattern.
For UAE buyers, the most important step is matching the terminal to the full solution. A technically capable device can still be the wrong purchase if the QR format, cards, door lock, software platform, mobile application or network topology do not match the project. FourTeck.com can help review these factors, prepare a practical bill of materials and coordinate a quotation for the selected quantity and deployment scope.
Key Business Benefits
◆ Flexible User Authentication
Face, RFID card, PIN and QR choices let one site support different user groups without forcing every person into the same credential process. This is useful when permanent staff, visitors, contractors and mobile users need different approval methods while still sharing one attendance or door-access platform.
◆ Capacity for Growing Databases
The listed user, face, card and transaction capacities give organizations room to plan beyond a small pilot deployment. A buyer can evaluate the model for expanding departments, staff turnover, multiple shifts or longer event-history requirements without selecting a terminal that is already close to its limits on day one.
◆ Faster Daily Movement
Facial authentication under one second can help reduce friction at busy entry points when enrollment, lighting, mounting height and user position are planned correctly. Fast verification matters during shift changes, school start times, office morning peaks and other periods where a slow terminal can create unnecessary queues.
◆ Multiple Network Paths
Ethernet, Wi-Fi and supported mobile connectivity give integrators more flexibility when designing a site. Wired TCP/IP may be preferred for permanent doors, while wireless options can help in locations where existing infrastructure, temporary projects or cabling restrictions require a different approach.
◆ Integration-Friendly Access Interfaces
Wiegand, RS485, lock, sensor, exit-button, auxiliary and alarm interfaces make the terminal easier to plan within a proper access-control door environment. This helps buyers avoid treating the unit as an isolated screen and instead design the complete controlled-door workflow around the required hardware.
◆ Android-Based Application Flexibility
Android 10 provides a familiar application platform and supports ZKTeco’s broader software ecosystem. For projects involving third-party development, buyers should define the exact application and QR workflow early so the integration approach is validated before hardware is ordered in quantity.
Product Highlights That Matter in Real Deployments
The E2-QR is not simply a face terminal with an extra scanner. Its value comes from combining multiple day-to-day authentication routes with enough processing, storage and communication options to support broader attendance and access projects. The 5-inch touch display gives administrators and users a clear local interface, while dual 2MP cameras support the facial recognition function. A supplementary light is also listed, which helps the device work within its intended facial-authentication design rather than relying only on ambient room lighting.
For credential planning, the terminal supports 125 kHz ID cards and 13.56 MHz IC cards. The QR variant works with the ZKBio Zexus mobile application and also supports PDF417 scanning in third-party development projects. This distinction is important. Buyers should not assume every arbitrary QR code from any application will automatically be accepted. The code format, issuing system, validation logic and integration method should be defined as part of the project scope.
The access-control side includes practical functions such as anti-passback, holidays, schedule bell, photo capture, event photo capture, record query and tamper switch alarm. Some of these functions may be more relevant to attendance projects, while others support controlled-door behavior. The best deployment uses only the functions that fit the site policy instead of enabling features simply because they are available.
One final point is variant selection. The E2-QR is not the fingerprint model and does not include the removable backup battery listed for the E2-B. If fingerprint verification or battery-backed operation is essential, the buyer should compare the appropriate Horus family variant before quotation.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Horus E2-QR Details | Buyer Relevance |
|---|---|---|
| Operating System | Android 10.0 | Supports the device application environment and integration planning. |
| Processor / Memory | Octa-core 2.0 GHz; 2GB RAM; 16GB ROM | Core hardware platform for terminal operation. |
| Display | 5-inch TFT color touch LCD, 720 × 1280 | Provides local user and administrator interaction. |
| Camera | Dual 2MP cameras; supplementary light | Supports visible-light face authentication. |
| Authentication | Face, card, password via virtual keypad, QR | Allows mixed credential workflows. |
| Face Capacity | 20,000 templates (1:N) | Plan against enrolled face population and growth. |
| Card Capacity | 50,000 cards (1:N) | Useful for large staff or mixed cardholder populations. |
| User / Transaction Capacity | 50,000 users / 200,000 transactions | Consider enrollment size and record synchronization policy. |
| Facial Authentication Speed | Less than 1 second | Supports smoother flow at regular entry points. |
| Face Recognition Distance | 30 cm to 100 cm | Guides mounting and user approach planning. |
| Face Algorithm | ZKFace VX5622 | Manufacturer-specified facial algorithm for the QR model. |
| Face FAR / FRR | FAR ≤ 0.01%; FRR ≤ 0.02% | Published performance figures for visible-light facial authentication. |
| Card Type | 125 kHz ID and 13.56 MHz IC card support | Existing credential technology should be confirmed before purchase. |
| QR Function | ZKBio Zexus mobile app; PDF417 in third-party development projects | Define the issuing and validation workflow before rollout. |
| Networking | TCP/IP, 2.4/5 GHz Wi-Fi, BLE 4.1, supported 4G mobile communication | Supports several site connectivity approaches. |
| Access Interfaces | Wiegand input/output, ZKTeco RS485, aux input, electric lock, door sensor, exit button, alarm | Important for complete door-system design. |
| Power | DC 12V 3A | Power source and lock power should be planned correctly. |
| Backup Battery | Not listed for E2-QR | Use the correct family variant if battery backup is essential. |
| Operating Environment | -10°C to 45°C; 0% to 80% RH non-condensing | Check actual installation temperature and moisture conditions. |
| Dimensions / Net Weight | 216 × 82 × 24.5 mm; 0.46 kg | Useful for mounting and physical planning. |
| Software | ZKBio Time / ZKBio CVAccess; ZKBio Zexus mobile app | Select software based on attendance, access and mobile credential needs. |
| Installation | Wall mount; compatible with Asian gang-box / single gang-box | Confirm wall location, cabling and box layout. |
| Certifications | ISO14001, ISO9001, CE, FCC, RoHS | Manufacturer-listed certifications for the product family. |
Capacity numbers should be treated as planning limits, not as a substitute for workflow design. A site with 2,000 staff may still need several terminals if users arrive simultaneously, while a larger database may operate comfortably with fewer terminals if entry is distributed across locations and time periods. Likewise, the available networking choices should be selected around site reliability and security. Permanent door-control installations will often benefit from structured Ethernet and controlled power, whereas Wi-Fi or supported 4G may be useful where fixed cabling is difficult. FourTeck can help translate the specification sheet into an installation plan based on users, doors, shifts and management requirements.
Configuration and Buyer Guidance
The correct purchase starts with the use case, not the terminal name. First decide whether the project is mainly for attendance recording, door access, or a combination of both. Attendance-only deployments may focus on user enrollment, shift data, reporting and software synchronization. Door-access projects must also consider electric locks, door sensors, request-to-exit devices, alarm handling, power supplies and physical mounting. Combining both functions requires the project team to define how access events and attendance events should be treated in the software.
Estimate current enrollment plus staff growth, contractors and cardholders rather than counting only today’s employees.
Confirm face, card, PIN, ZKBio Zexus QR or third-party PDF417 requirements and define who receives each credential type.
List lock type, exit button, door sensor, controller, power supply and any existing readers before selecting accessories.
Choose structured Ethernet, Wi-Fi or supported mobile connectivity based on site reliability, security policy and cabling feasibility.
Confirm whether the project will use ZKBio Time, ZKBio CVAccess, ZKBio Zexus or a separately developed application workflow.
Ask about current warranty terms, installation scope, configuration support, delivery timing and ongoing administration needs.
Before asking FourTeck for a quote, share the number of terminals, number of doors, approximate user count, preferred authentication methods, card type, current access-control hardware, network availability, software requirement and delivery location. This information helps the sales and technical team identify missing accessories and avoid a quotation that looks complete but cannot be deployed as planned.
Ideal Business Use Cases
Corporate Offices
Offices can use facial authentication for daily staff entry, cards for selected users and QR credentials for planned visitors or temporary access workflows. The terminal can support attendance and door events where the software and access hardware are configured accordingly. Multiple network options also help when an office has separate security and business network requirements.
Warehouses and Logistics Sites
Shift-based operations often need fast authentication at staff entrances and controlled access to sensitive operational areas. The E2-QR can be considered where workers, contractors and approved visitors require different credentials. The environmental specification should be checked carefully if the mounting location is exposed to heat, humidity or outdoor conditions.
Schools and Training Facilities
Education environments may need attendance for staff, controlled access to administration areas and temporary credentials for visitors or contractors. The larger user and transaction capacities can be useful where many identities are managed. Any use involving students should be planned with the organization’s privacy, consent and data-governance requirements.
Clinics and Healthcare Administration
Administrative offices, staff entrances, stores and controlled non-clinical rooms may benefit from mixed credentials and fast identity verification. Buyers should keep access permissions aligned with job role and internal policy. The terminal itself should be one part of a broader access design that includes reliable locks, emergency egress and documented administrator control.
Hotels and Hospitality Back-of-House Areas
Hospitality teams often work across shifts and departments. A multi-method terminal can help manage staff attendance and selected controlled areas while QR functionality may support temporary or project-specific workflows. The exact application should be reviewed with the hotel’s existing HR, security and door systems before a rollout is approved.
Commercial Buildings and Multi-Site Operations
Organizations standardizing access terminals across several sites can benefit from a consistent hardware family and software approach. Before bulk ordering, test the QR format, enrollment process, network path, door integration and administrative workflow at one representative site. A pilot can reveal practical differences that a specification sheet alone cannot show.
These examples are deployment scenarios, not automatic guarantees of suitability. The terminal should only be selected after checking the physical location, network design, credential policy, privacy requirements, access-control hardware and software integration. FourTeck can help business buyers review those points before a project moves from concept to procurement.
ZKTeco Horus E2-QR Multi-Method Authentication
A business access system becomes easier to manage when credential choices reflect the people who actually use the building. Permanent employees may be enrolled for facial authentication because they enter frequently. Some departments may still use RFID cards because cards are already part of the organization’s identity process. A PIN can provide an additional controlled option where policy allows it. QR credentials can support mobile or temporary workflows that are difficult to handle efficiently with permanent physical cards. The E2-QR brings these methods together within one terminal, which can simplify the user-facing part of a mixed credential strategy.
The most important design decision is defining when each method should be used. A project should not issue every credential to every user without a reason. Instead, administrators can determine which groups use face, which groups need cards, and where QR codes are appropriate. The manufacturer identifies ZKBio Zexus mobile-app support for the QR function and PDF417 scanning for third-party development projects. That means buyers should confirm the credential source and validation process rather than assuming compatibility with every QR system already in use.
For procurement teams, this flexibility can reduce future redesign. If the organization later introduces a temporary-worker process, mobile credential use or mixed authentication policy, the terminal already supports more than one input method. However, that potential only becomes useful when the software, user enrollment and door rules are configured to match the business process. FourTeck can help map the expected user groups and credential types before quotation so the selected solution is practical from the first deployment.
ZKTeco Horus E2-QR Connectivity and Door Integration
Access terminals sit at the edge of several systems at once: the physical door, the network, the user database and the management application. A device may have strong authentication features but still create problems if it cannot connect cleanly to the site’s infrastructure. The Horus E2-QR provides multiple communication options including TCP/IP, 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz Wi-Fi, BLE 4.1 and supported 4G mobile communication. This gives project teams more freedom to match the connectivity method to the building rather than redesigning the building around the terminal.
On a permanent office door, structured Ethernet is often attractive because it offers predictable communication and is easier to document within an IT network. Wi-Fi may help where cabling is difficult but should be assessed for signal strength, security and long-term reliability. Mobile connectivity can be relevant for temporary sites or locations without a dependable local network, subject to supported frequencies, SIM requirements and the chosen application. Bluetooth support adds another communication capability but should only be used where the project design specifically needs it.
The physical-access interfaces are equally important. Wiegand input/output, ZKTeco RS485, electric-lock connection, door sensor, exit button, alarm and auxiliary input allow the terminal to participate in a complete controlled-door installation. Before ordering, confirm who will supply the lock, what voltage it needs, whether a separate power supply is required, how emergency egress is handled and whether an existing controller will remain in place. Good access control is a system design exercise, not only a reader purchase.
ZKTeco Horus E2-QR Capacity, Software and Administration
The terminal’s published capacities make it suitable for more than a small office pilot. Up to 50,000 users, 20,000 face templates, 50,000 cards and 200,000 transaction records give administrators room to manage sizable populations and event histories. Yet capacity planning should still consider how the organization will synchronize records, archive attendance data, remove former users and distribute devices across doors. A terminal with a high database limit does not remove the need for disciplined administration.
ZKTeco lists ZKBio Time and ZKBio CVAccess as supported software, while ZKBio Zexus is listed as the mobile application. The best platform depends on the project objective. A workforce attendance project has different reporting and scheduling needs from a controlled-door project, and a mixed environment may require careful mapping of both. If third-party software is involved, the integrator should verify the supported connection method, data exchange, QR workflow and responsibilities for ongoing application maintenance before the hardware is purchased.
Administration also includes physical serviceability. The QR model is wall mounted, operates from DC 12V 3A and is specified for -10°C to 45°C with non-condensing humidity up to 80%. It does not list the backup battery included with the E2-B family variant. Sites that require operation during a power interruption should therefore plan an appropriate external power-continuity approach or review whether a different Horus variant better fits the requirement.
What Business Buyers Ask Before Selecting This Terminal
The questions below focus on fit, compatibility and deployment rather than repeating the specification table. They are useful when an IT manager, facilities team, security integrator or procurement department is deciding whether this model should move to the quotation stage.
Is this model suitable for both attendance and door access?
Yes, it is designed for time attendance and access-control use, but the final setup depends on the selected software and door hardware. For attendance, buyers should define shift and reporting requirements. For access, confirm the electric lock, exit button, door sensor, power supply and access rules. A combined project should also define how attendance events and access events are managed.
Can we use QR codes from our existing visitor application?
Do not assume automatic compatibility. ZKTeco lists QR use with the ZKBio Zexus mobile app and PDF417 scanning in third-party development projects. If your visitor system creates a different QR format or uses its own validation process, the integrator should confirm the development path and data flow before ordering devices. A small integration test is sensible for custom applications.
Which Horus E2 variant should we choose?
Choose the E2-QR when dedicated QR authentication is part of the requirement. The E2-FP is the family variant with fingerprint capacity, while the E2-B is the variant with the listed backup battery. The standard E2 provides the base family functions without those variant-specific additions. Select by required credential and power features rather than by price or appearance alone.
Will our existing RFID cards work?
The device supports 125 kHz ID cards and 13.56 MHz IC cards, but card technology involves more than frequency alone. Existing credentials should be tested or identified precisely before a bulk order. Share the card type, current reader model and any encoded application requirements with FourTeck so compatibility can be reviewed instead of relying on a visual match or frequency assumption.
How many terminals do we need for a busy site?
The answer depends on user arrival patterns, not only database capacity. One terminal can hold a large user population, but a warehouse shift change or school entrance may need several verification points to avoid queues. Estimate how many people arrive during the busiest five to ten minutes, which doors they use, and whether entry and exit both require authentication before deciding quantity.
Can we deploy it where Ethernet cabling is not available?
Potentially, because the terminal supports dual-band Wi-Fi and supported 4G mobile communication in addition to TCP/IP. The right choice depends on signal quality, security policy, software communication and long-term reliability. Wireless connectivity should not be treated as a shortcut without testing. Power is still required because the E2-QR does not list an internal backup battery.
What should we check when replacing an older biometric terminal?
Document the existing user database, card format, door wiring, controller relationship, network settings, software version, attendance rules and report requirements. Replacement is not always plug-and-play even when both devices are from the same brand. Plan how users will be migrated or re-enrolled and whether old event history must remain accessible after the change.
What accessories might be required besides the terminal?
A complete access door can require an electric lock, dedicated lock power supply, exit button, door contact, cabling, network connection, mounting materials and possibly an access controller or interface depending on the design. Attendance-only installations may need fewer door components. Software licenses or services should also be confirmed according to the chosen ZKTeco platform and deployment scope.
What details should we send FourTeck for an accurate quotation?
Share quantity, installation city, number of doors, approximate users, credential methods, card type, required QR workflow, software preference, existing lock or controller details, preferred network method and any installation or configuration support you expect. Also mention whether the purchase is a replacement, new site, pilot or multi-location rollout. Clear requirements reduce revisions and help identify missing components early.
Business Requirements to Match Before You Buy
For offices moving beyond card-only access
A suitable option when a business wants to add face and QR choices while retaining card support. Confirm how existing cards will be migrated and whether face enrollment aligns with internal privacy policy.
For sites with temporary workers or visitors
QR capability can support temporary credential workflows when used with the supported application or a validated third-party PDF417 project. Define credential expiry, issuing responsibility and visitor approval process before deployment.
For growing user populations
The published database capacities provide room for larger deployments, but teams planning expansion should also consider peak traffic, number of entry points, synchronization and how former users will be removed from the system.
For buildings with mixed network availability
Ethernet, Wi-Fi and supported mobile communication create more deployment choices. Select the connection based on stability and security rather than convenience, and remember that the QR variant still requires external DC power.
For access projects with existing door hardware
Buyers replacing a reader should confirm controller topology, Wiegand or RS485 use, lock wiring, exit request, door sensor and power arrangement before assuming the new unit will connect exactly like the old device.
For multi-site standardization
A common terminal family can simplify administration, but first test one representative location. Verify software, QR behavior, enrollment, network communication and mounting so the rollout plan is based on real site conditions.
What Buyers Should Check Before Purchase
A strong quotation should make the project easier to deploy, not simply list one terminal and quantity. Before purchase, review the items that can change compatibility, implementation effort and long-term operating cost. This is especially important for access control because one missing component can stop an otherwise correct device from being commissioned.
Correct Variant
Confirm that QR is the required family feature. If fingerprint or an integrated backup battery is essential, review the appropriate Horus variant instead of assuming the E2-QR includes every family option.
Credential Compatibility
Identify existing card technology and test custom QR workflows. A frequency match alone may not prove that a credential application is compatible with the reader or software design.
Door and Power Design
Check lock type, current draw, power supply, door sensor, exit button and emergency-release requirements. The terminal uses DC 12V 3A and the QR variant does not list an onboard backup battery.
Software and Data Flow
Decide which management platform will be used, who owns user enrollment, how records reach reports and how historical data from an old terminal will be handled during replacement.
Physical Environment
Compare the intended mounting point with the listed temperature and humidity limits. Also check lighting, approach distance, wall surface, gang box and whether the location is protected from unsuitable weather exposure.
Warranty and Support
Ask FourTeck for current warranty guidance and clarify whether the quotation includes only hardware or also installation, configuration, testing, user enrollment assistance, software setup or handover support.
For bulk or project supply, it is also worth defining acceptance criteria before delivery. Decide what must be tested in the pilot, which software version will be used, what credential types must work, what reports are required and who approves the door behavior. This gives procurement, IT and facilities teams a shared definition of a successful deployment. If the model is replacing an older device, include migration and fallback planning so staff can continue entering the building while enrollment or database conversion is completed.
UAE Availability and Service Support
FourTeck.com supports business inquiries for ZKTeco Horus E2-QR Dubai requirements and wider UAE projects with help covering product selection, quotation preparation, configuration review and delivery coordination. Availability can change with supplier status, required quantity, project timing and the exact accessories included in the order, so the most useful approach is to request a current quotation based on the actual deployment rather than rely on a generic stock assumption.
A complete request should identify whether the terminal is being purchased for attendance, access control or both. For door projects, FourTeck can help buyers review related requirements such as locks, exit buttons, door sensors, power supplies, cabling and network connectivity. For attendance projects, the discussion can focus on user capacity, face enrollment, card use, reporting needs and supported ZKTeco software. QR projects should clearly state whether the expected workflow is ZKBio Zexus mobile credentials or a third-party PDF417 development requirement.
Warranty conditions can vary by supply channel and order, so FourTeck provides guidance based on the current quotation rather than publishing an unverified blanket term. Buyers can also ask for help comparing family variants when fingerprint verification, battery-backed operation or a different authentication mix is required. For current supply options and project assistance, use the FourTeck contact page and include your quantity, site type and required credential methods.
Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah and Ajman Coverage
Businesses in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah and Ajman can contact FourTeck.com for product availability, configuration guidance and quote assistance. Requirements can range from a single staff entrance to a multi-door office, warehouse, school, clinic, hospitality site or commercial building. FourTeck can review the selected Horus variant, user count, card technology, QR workflow, network connectivity and related door hardware before the order is finalized. Delivery and project coordination depend on location, quantity and current supply conditions. Buyers planning installation should share the site type, number of doors and preferred deployment timeline so the quotation can reflect the practical scope rather than only the terminal itself.
GCC and Africa Availability
FourTeck.com also supports business technology inquiries for selected GCC and Africa markets through regional inquiry channels. Organizations in Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Oman, Kuwait and Bahrain may request assistance with product identification, quantity planning and regional delivery coordination. In Africa, business buyers in markets such as Kenya and Uganda can use FourTeck’s regional platforms for technology sourcing enquiries. Supply routes, warranty handling, lead times and support arrangements can vary by country and should be confirmed at quotation stage.
For multi-country projects, consistency matters. A regional company may want the same terminal family, enrollment process and credential rules across several offices, but local network conditions, power arrangements, door hardware and administration can differ. The project team should document a standard configuration and then note site-specific exceptions. This approach reduces accidental variation while still allowing each location to meet its physical and operational requirements.
Regional buyers can explore FourTeck Kenya, FourTeck Uganda, FourTeck Africa and FourTeck Kuwait for relevant regional inquiry routes. Current product and delivery options should always be confirmed for the target country before procurement approval.
Other Options Buyers May Consider
The Horus family contains different variants for different authentication and continuity requirements. Buyers should compare the feature that drives the project rather than assume one version is universally preferable. FourTeck can help identify the suitable family member and any supporting access-control components before quotation.
ZKTeco Horus E2
Consider the standard family model when dedicated QR hardware, fingerprint capacity or the E2-B backup-battery variant is not required. Confirm the final credential mix before selection.
ZKTeco Horus E2-FP
Choose the fingerprint family variant when fingerprint verification is specifically required in addition to the broader Horus authentication platform.
ZKTeco Horus E2-B
Review the E2-B when the family’s listed removable backup battery is more important than the QR scanner or fingerprint module offered on other variants.
ZKTeco SpeedFace Series
Another ZKTeco facial-access family to consider when project requirements differ in form factor, authentication combination or deployment design. Compare exact model specifications before choosing.
Access Control Networking
Door terminals depend on stable Ethernet, switching, Wi-Fi and VLAN planning. Review the network layer when deploying several units or connecting remote sites.
FourTeck Integrated Security
For projects that combine access control with CCTV, networking and site security, review the broader system rather than buying each device independently.
Why Business Buyers Choose FourTeck
Business technology procurement works best when the supplier helps identify the complete requirement before the order is approved. FourTeck.com supports buyers who need practical guidance around product selection, configuration, related components and deployment planning rather than a simple model-and-price response. This approach is particularly useful for access control because the terminal, door hardware, credentials, software and network all have to work together.
Help with product sourcing and quotation preparation for single units, replacements and project quantities.
Review authentication methods, user capacity, card type, QR workflow, networking and software requirements before purchase.
Identify likely requirements for locks, power supplies, exit buttons, door sensors, cabling and network equipment.
Coordinate delivery requirements based on current supplier status, quantity and the project location without making unsupported stock promises.
Clarify the warranty terms applicable to the specific quotation and supply channel rather than relying on a generic assumption.
Support SMB, enterprise, contractor and consultant enquiries where product selection must fit a larger technology or security plan.
The goal is to reduce avoidable procurement mistakes: ordering the wrong family variant, assuming a card is compatible, overlooking lock power, selecting an unsuitable QR workflow or discovering after delivery that the software requirement was never defined. A short requirement review before quotation can save considerably more time than resolving these issues during installation.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Horus E2-QR used for?
It is an Android-based biometric terminal for time attendance and access-control applications. The QR variant supports facial authentication, RFID card use, password entry and QR workflows. Businesses can use it at staff entrances, controlled doors or attendance points, provided the software, network and door hardware are configured for the intended process. It is not a fingerprint model; fingerprint capacity belongs to the E2-FP variant.
Does the E2-QR support fingerprint recognition?
No fingerprint capacity is listed for the E2-QR. The Horus E2-FP is the family variant that includes fingerprint templates. The E2-QR is intended for projects where QR scanning is the variant-specific requirement alongside face, card and password authentication. Buyers who need both QR and fingerprint should confirm whether a different device or combined system is required rather than assuming both features are present.
How many users can the terminal store?
The manufacturer lists capacity for up to 50,000 users, 20,000 face templates, 50,000 cards and 200,000 transactions. These are useful planning limits, but terminal quantity should also consider how many people arrive at the same time and how many doors must be covered. A large database does not automatically mean one terminal is enough for a busy multi-entrance site.
Which QR codes can it read?
ZKTeco lists QR use with the ZKBio Zexus mobile application and PDF417 scanning in third-party development projects. A buyer should not assume that every QR code generated by an unrelated visitor, ticketing or HR platform will work automatically. Custom workflows should be verified by the software developer or integrator, ideally through a pilot test before purchasing multiple terminals.
Can FourTeck help with configuration and accessories?
Yes. FourTeck can help buyers review the selected model, authentication methods, card technology, software platform, network connection and likely door accessories before quotation. Depending on the project, related items may include locks, power supplies, exit buttons, door sensors, cabling and networking. The exact supply and service scope should be stated in the quotation so responsibilities are clear.
Is the terminal available in Dubai and the UAE?
FourTeck supports enquiries in Dubai and across the UAE, but current availability depends on supplier status, required quantity and project timing. Rather than relying on an unverified stock statement, buyers should request a current quotation and include the required quantity, delivery location and any deadline. FourTeck can then confirm the available sourcing and delivery options for that order.
Does the E2-QR have a backup battery?
The manufacturer does not list a backup battery for the E2-QR. The Horus E2-B is the family variant that includes the removable battery feature. The E2-QR requires DC 12V 3A power, so projects needing continued operation during outages should plan an appropriate external power-continuity solution or review whether another family variant better matches the requirement.
What should I confirm about warranty?
Warranty conditions should be confirmed on the current FourTeck quotation because terms can vary by supply route and order. Ask what period applies, what proof of purchase is required, how a fault is assessed and whether installation or software support is separate from hardware warranty. This creates a clearer procurement record than relying on a general statement that may not apply to the specific unit supplied.
How do I request a quote?
Use the FourTeck contact page and share the model, quantity, site location, approximate users, number of doors, credential types, QR requirement, existing card type, preferred network method and software needs. Mention whether you require hardware only or also installation and configuration assistance. Providing these details helps the team prepare a more complete quotation and reduces the chance of missing important project components.
Need Help Choosing the Right ZKTeco Access Terminal?
Share your required quantity, user count, doors, authentication methods, card technology, QR workflow and software preference. FourTeck.com can help review the model, related accessories, UAE availability, current warranty guidance and delivery requirements before you place the order.
