U Support
A biometric U-bracket is an aluminum or stainless steel accessory used to mount electronic locks (like EM locks or drop bolts) onto frameless glass doors without requiring invasive drilling into the glass. It supports your biometric access system by securing the magnet or strike plate firmly.Depending on your door type and lock size, specific brackets are required:Glass Thickness: Most brackets (e.g., from Speedio Electromagnetic U-Bracket or Jenix U Bracket) are designed for 10mm to 14mm framel
ZL L type, Z type Magnetic Lock Support
ZL (Z and L type) magnetic lock brackets fully support biometric systems.The ZL bracket and electromagnetic lock act as the physical locking mechanism, while the biometric device (e.g., fingerprint reader, face recognition panel) acts as the access controller. They work together seamlessly to secure the door and release it upon successful authentication.
Infrared Exit Button
An infrared (IR) exit button (or touchless exit switch) allows users to exit a secured area without physically touching the surface. By waving a hand in front of the sensor, the IR beam is broken, signaling the door controller (such as an EM lock or strike lock) to release.These buttons are highly sought after in modern access control systems for their hygiene benefits and seamless integration with existing biometric setups:
Touch Button
Biometric touch buttons combine a physical push button with a capacitive fingerprint sensor. They are widely used for smartphones (like the power button), secure door entry, and industrial control panels. Pressing the button while your finger rests on the scanner instantly authenticates your identity
Metal Touch button
Touch metal buttons are highly durable switches often used for industrial control panels, PCs, automotive modifications, and custom DIY projects. They come in various sizes (e.g., 12mm to 25mm) and feature robust metal bodies (stainless steel or aluminum) with optional LED illumination.
Exit Button
Exit button is a standard component used to manually release electric or magnetic locks (EM locks) from the inside in access control and biometric systems. It allows staff or visitors to exit without needing a fingerprint or RFID card.
Magnetic Lock
A biometric magnetic lock system uses a fingerprint or facial recognition scanner to control an electromagnetic lock. When a user successfully scans their biometric data, the system cuts the power to the magnet, allowing the door to open. These systems are highly secure, tamper-proof, and widely used for commercial and office entry.
