FingerCheck Ltd

FingerCheck is the distribution arm of BD2000 Ltd, supplying the only British designed and manufactured biometric fingerprint readers to installers nationally. We are based in Bath.

BD2000 Ltd are a successful electronics design and manufacturing company, which has been producing quality access control systems and other electronic equipment in London since 1994.

If you are looking for fingerprint recognition systems in the UK, especially in Gloucestershire, Wiltshire, Somerset, Hampshire, Dorset, Devon, Cornwall or South Wales, then we are your local distributor for this unique and trend setting equipment.

The Scan-in switching system uses fingerprint recognition to control who can operate restricted equipment, and when. The equipment was designed initially as a door access control system, but following the addition of improved software, it can now be used for any project that requires confirmation of person and time, prior to authorization. It has even been used as a secure method of setting and un-setting commercial police response intruder alarm systems to EN50131.

Simple to operate, and simple to install, the range of uses for the ‘Scan-In’ fingerprint recognition systems are unlimited. Users can be enrolled directly at the fingerprint reader head within seconds, and stored immediately. All users can be deleted, or allocated individual time and day slots. With 970 user slots available, this stand-alone system is the answer to many security issues. With three integral switches available, different fingers can be used for different operations.

This normally stand-alone system, can be linked into an existing network via our TCP/IP interface, bringing the on-board data logs and programming to one or more PC’s, for full remote control. Our ‘time & attendance’ software allows the logs and user data to be used on a PC for various means, such as a ‘Clocking In and Out’ system with wage calculations.

All products are designed and manufactured in the UK !

We are pleased to announce that our Scan in reader is being used by Brandon Trust as you can see on their website:

http://www.brandontrust.org/services/assistive-technology.aspx