Decrypting Security Nodes...
Smooth Technology designs and deploys complete, enterprise-grade access control systems on ZKTeco hardware. A biometric reader, a central controller, and a reliable locking mechanism work as one system — so that only authorized people get through each secured door.
An access control system is more than a reader bolted next to a door. It is a decision chain: a reader captures the credential, a controller evaluates it, and a locking mechanism executes the decision.
The inBio460 Pro is the central controller of the installation. It connects the reader, holds the credentials, and decides who may enter — then orders the lock to open.
The FR1200 is the interface between the user and the system. Mounted on the secured side of the door, it captures the fingerprint or reads the card, then forwards the request to the inBio460 Pro.
The CM350 is an electromagnetic lock. Mounted on the door frame, it holds the door closed with magnetic force until the controller interrupts its power — releasing the door instantly.
The LB12 is an electric door strike. It replaces the standard strike plate in the door frame: when the controller activates it, the strike opens and the door's existing latch is released — the door opens by simply pushing the handle.
In a complete deployment, both approaches can coexist on the same system: the inBio460 Pro drives each door independently.
Surface-mounted on the frame, it holds the door with magnetic force, with no mechanical latch. Selected when the door must stay firmly closed and open only on signal.
Recessed in the frame, it releases the existing latch. Selected when the door keeps its conventional lever and latch, or opens outward.
From the moment a user presents their credential to the moment the door opens, the sequence is automatic.
Credential presented
User verification
Access granted or denied
Lock released
Entry authorized
Every decision — granted or denied — is recorded as an access event and can be monitored and reported through the ZKTeco management software ecosystem, where applicable.
Every granted and denied access attempt is recorded with a timestamp, giving you a reliable history to review and investigate.
Enroll, modify, and revoke users centrally through the management software, instead of touching each reader.
The controller validates access locally and buffers events; everything synchronizes when connectivity returns.
Monitor door positions and alarm inputs in real time for a complete picture of your secured zones.
Whatever door needs securing, the same components assemble into one coherent solution, sized by our engineers.