A familiar tap.
An easy everyday choice.
Give staff and tenants their own card or fob for regular entry.
Already using cards? NZTeco can check whether they can be kept.
Explore card and fob readers
Access control.
More ways in.
Cards and fobs. PIN and QR.
Mobile, fingerprint, face and palm.
Tell us who needs access, and where.
We’ll help you choose.
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Local knowledge.
Established relationships.
Customers and partners across NZTeco’s wider network.
Seven ways in.
Which work for you?
Explore the options for your people and entrances. We’ll help you choose the right combination.
A familiar tap.
Your code.
No card to carry.
Let people enter with an individual code when carrying a card is impractical.
NZTeco helps select the keypad and system that support the way you want PINs to work.
Explore KR900 keypad readers
A pass for the visit.
On a phone or on paper.
Give visitors and contractors a QR pass they can present at the entrance.
Time limits and revocation depend on the issuing software and system setup.
Explore QR600 readers
One less thing
to carry.
Let users carry their access credential on a compatible phone.
Bluetooth and NFC support depend on the reader, app and phone. NZTeco helps match them.
Explore mobile-capable readers
A personal way in.
No card. No code.
Use an enrolled fingerprint for entry without presenting a card or remembering a code.
NZTeco helps choose suitable readers and the system behind them.
Explore biometric readers
Recognise the person.
Keep entry touchless.
Identify enrolled users at the entrance without a card or touching a keypad.
Face recognition is available on terminals such as ProMA and SpeedPalm V5L.
Explore ProMA face access
Your palm.
A touchless way in.
Use an enrolled palm for identification without carrying a separate credential.
Available on terminals such as SpeedPalm V5L. NZTeco helps assess what suits your entrance.
Explore palm access
Browse access
control products
Go straight to the equipment you need. The complete range is here, from card and biometric readers to door controllers and software.
View the full access control catalogue
Readers
Choose how people identify themselves: card, biometric, QR or mobile-capable readers.
Browse readersQR600 supports QR and RFID. EP20 keypad and QR features vary by model; mobile support depends on the reader, app and phone.
Standalone terminals
Identification and local access control in one device.
Browse standalone devicesFace and palm access, with card and password alternatives on SpeedPalm V5L.
Door controllers
Separate readers at the entrance, with a control panel managing access to the doors.
Browse controllersWe match the controller, readers and management software to the project.
Pharmapac: upgrade the readers, keep the cards.
Pharmapac wanted to retain existing HID cards while adding biometric access across ten doors. The upgrade used ZKTeco ProMA readers with a project-specific HID iCLASS/Prox module, alongside ZKBio CVSecurity software.
ISS Integrated Security Services scoped, installed and commissioned the system. NZTeco supplied the hardware and software, with configuration guidance and technical support.
Read the Pharmapac project
Different people.
Different ways in.
Give regular users convenient options, manage visitor passes, or require two checks at a restricted entrance. NZTeco helps bring the right methods together.
Explore contactless access optionsEveryday access
Card / fob
or
Mobile
Alternative credentials for regular users, on a compatible system.
Visitor access
QR pass
on
Phone or paper
Pass time limits and revocation depend on the issuing software and setup.
An extra check
Face
+
Password
Both checks are required in SpeedPalm V5L’s supported Face + Password mode.
Vehicle entrances too? UHF tags and number-plate recognition can support vehicle access. We’ll check how the entrance systems can work together, including whether separate credentials are needed.
Tell us who needs access, and where
You don’t need a parts list to get started. Tell us who to contact and which city or town the site is in. Add what you know about the project — we’ll help with the rest.
Access control questions
Is swipe card access the same as RFID card access?
“Swipe card” is often used as a general name for card-based entry. Modern RFID systems usually read a card or fob when it is held near the reader. If you are replacing an older system, NZTeco can check the card technology before recommending equipment.
Can we keep our existing cards and fobs?
Existing cards can be reused when their technology and format match the new equipment. Send us the details you have about your cards or current system, and we’ll check what can be kept.
Can we manage several doors or sites?
Yes, with a system designed for the doors and sites you need to manage. NZTeco can help choose the controllers and software around your users, access rules and administration needs, including on-premise or cloud management.
What else is needed at the door?
A reader is one part of the entrance. Depending on the system, you may also need a controller, lock, power supply, exit device, door contact and cabling. NZTeco helps identify the equipment needed alongside your existing door hardware. Read our access control lock guide.
Can NZTeco help with installation and commissioning?
Yes. Installation is carried out by NZTeco partners, with your installer or integrator supporting your system. NZTeco provides project oversight, product expertise and technical support to the installer, backed by a global network of technical and engineering experts. Commissioning arrangements are tailored to each project. See our installation services.
System design & software guidance For installers and technical buyers
How the system fits together
Reader or terminal
Identifies the person or credential.
Controller
Applies access rules in a panel-based system.
Door hardware
Operates and monitors the entrance.
Software manages users, permissions and events across supported controllers and devices. This flow shows a controller-based system.
Standalone terminals combine identification with local access functions. They can suit projects that need these functions in one device.
Controller-based systems separate the reader from the panel controlling the door. The design accounts for door count, entry and exit readers, credentials and management requirements.
Choose how you manage access
Decide who can enter, where they can go and when access is allowed. On-premise and cloud options offer different ways to manage users, permissions and entry events.
- ZKBio CVAccess
- On-premise, browser-based management for supported access control equipment.
- ZKBioCVSecurity
- A modular platform for projects combining access control with other security functions.
- ZKBio Zlink
- Cloud management for supported ZKTeco devices.
NZTeco checks device support, features and licensing. Browser-based software may still run on your premises; a management app is different from using a phone as an entry credential.
What NZTeco checks with you
- Credentials and reader interfaces
- Card technology and format, biometric support, reader outputs and controller inputs. We check exact models and generations; a matching connector alone does not establish compatibility.
- Door and site requirements
- Locks, power, exit arrangements, door monitoring, cabling and installation conditions. For biometric terminals, this includes mounting position, lighting and enrolment needs.
- Software support
- Device and firmware support, platform version, modules and licences. QR issuing workflows, mobile credentials and combined verification modes need to work with the chosen setup.
Keeping an existing system? Tell us what you want to keep and what needs to change. Share model or software names if you have them; we’ll help assess the options. Read our integration guidance.
