Product Description
What it does
The DS-K5604-Z(H) is a wall-mounted terminal that opens a door by recognising a face — or, as a backup, a Mifare card — instead of relying on a key or PIN. Enrolment and day-to-day use happen through the 7-inch colour touchscreen.
Key specs
- Recognition distance: 0.3m to 3m, so it can be mounted at a normal entry-point height without staff crowding the lens.
- Capacity: up to 50,000 face templates and 100,000 card credentials — enough for a medium or large office, not a small shop with a handful of staff.
- Card reader: built-in 13.56 MHz Mifare RFID, giving a fallback method if someone's face can't be read (masks, injury, poor lighting).
- Deep learning recognition with anti-spoofing, meaning it's designed to reject printed photos or screen images rather than just matching a face shape.
- Connectivity: TCP/IP network interface plus a Wiegand interface, so it can talk to third-party controllers as well as Hikvision's own access platforms.
- I/O: door relay output and alarm input/output for wiring into an exit button, door contact, or alarm panel.
Before you buy
Check your door controller supports Wiegand or TCP/IP integration, and decide whether 50,000 faces / 100,000 cards actually covers your building — oversizing wastes budget, undersizing means a second unit later. Suited to office buildings, corporate sites, and time-attendance setups rather than a single front door.
Specifications
- Brand
- Hikvision
- Model
- DS-K5604-Z(H)
- Product Type
- Face Recognition Access Control Terminal
- Display Size
- 7
- Authentication Methods
- Face, RFID Card
- Face Capacity
- 50000
- Card Capacity
- 100000
- Recognition Distance
- 0.3m to 3m
- Recognition Speed
- ≤0.2 seconds
- Card Type
- Mifare 13.56 MHz
- Network Interface
- TCP/IP Ethernet
- Interface Support
- Wiegand, Alarm I/O, Door Relay
- Application
- Access Control and Time Attendance
- Colour
- Black
Technical Specifications
Frequently Asked Questions
How many people can this terminal store?
Up to 50,000 face templates and 100,000 card credentials, which suits medium to large sites rather than a single household door.
Does it work with a normal access control card, or only faces?
It has a built-in 13.56 MHz Mifare card reader, so cards work as an alternative or backup to face recognition.
Can it connect to a third-party door controller, not just Hikvision's?
Yes — alongside TCP/IP it has a Wiegand interface, which is the common way to link to third-party access control controllers.
How close does someone need to stand for it to recognise them?
The stated recognition distance is 0.3m to 3m, giving some flexibility in how the unit is mounted at the entry point.
