ZKTeco
ZKTeco BioPro MH40 Face and Fingerprint Time Attendance Terminal 2.8 inch Screen
- ZKTeco BioPro MH40 face and fingerprint terminal
- 2.8-inch TFT screen
- 1,500 faces and 2,000 fingerprints
- 100,000 attendance records
- 2,000 ID cards as an option
- TCP/IP and USB-Host with optional Wi-Fi
- Access control with electric lock, exit button and alarm
- Scheduled bell, SMS, photo ID and self-service query
IQD 316,000
In stock
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- Delivery: IQD 5,000 — Baghdad 1–2 days · other cities 2–4 days
- Pay cash on delivery
- Warranty & service policy
Written down before you buy
1-year warranty
- Inspect the item in front of the courier before paying — refuse a damaged or wrong item at no cost.
- Manufacturing defects during the warranty are repaired or replaced free through the dealer (usually 2–4 weeks).
- A numbered service ticket linked to your invoice, followed up until your item is back with you.
Not covered: breakage, liquid damage, burns from power surges, or opening / tampering with the device.
Warranty & service policySKU: BIOPRO-MH40-FA
Description
ZKTeco BioPro MH40 Face and Fingerprint Time Attendance Terminal 2.8 inch Screen
The ZKTeco BioPro MH40 is a multi-biometric time attendance terminal with face, fingerprint and access control functions that helps organisations record staff working hours accurately and manage entry to the premises without paper registers or punch cards. It gives a clear view of each employee's arrival and departure times and makes record tampering much harder.
Design
A compact unit with a 2.8-inch TFT screen, measuring 200.25 × 148 × 33.04 mm and weighing only 380 g. It runs from DC 12V 1.5A and offers a multi-language interface.
Performance and key specs
- 1,500 faces and 2,000 fingerprints
- 100,000 records
- Verification speed of 1 second or less
- 2,000 ID cards (optional)
- SMS, DST, scheduled bell, photo ID and multi-verification
Connectivity and compatibility
It connects over TCP/IP and a USB-Host port for flash-drive downloads, with Wi-Fi as an option. Access control interfaces cover a third-party electric lock, exit button and alarm.
The technology in plain words
Multi-verification lets you require two methods together, such as face plus fingerprint, for higher security, while self-service query lets staff check their own records on the device.
Who should buy it?
An affordable choice for small and medium offices, shops and schools that want face and fingerprint attendance. If you are checking the ZKTeco BioPro MH40 price in Iraq, you will find it here at a competitive price with after-sales support.
Why buy from Al Bab Al Aaly?
- 1-year warranty on the device
- Cash on delivery after you see the product
- Delivery to every Iraqi governorate, from Baghdad to Basra, Erbil and Mosul
- A support team that helps you choose the right terminal for your headcount
Specifications
| Main verification | Face + fingerprint |
|---|---|
| Fingerprint | Yes |
| Face recognition | Yes |
| Palm recognition | No |
| Face capacity | 1500 |
| Fingerprint capacity | 2000 |
| Transaction capacity | 100000 |
| Screen size | 2.8" |
| TCP/IP network | Yes |
| Access control | Yes |
| Warranty | 1 yr |
| Brand | ZKTeco |
What's in the box
- Terminal unit
- User manual
Product FAQ
Can the ZKTeco BioPro MH40 control a door?
Yes, the ZKTeco BioPro MH40 is built for both time attendance and access control. It can be wired to an electric lock so the door opens after a person is verified.
Which verification methods does the ZKTeco BioPro MH40 support?
It works as a multi-biometric time attendance terminal with face, fingerprint and access control functions. The method used for each employee can be set from the device menu.
What is in the box?
The box contains: Terminal unit, User manual. We recommend installation by a qualified technician.
Is there a warranty in Iraq?
Yes, the ZKTeco BioPro MH40 from Al Bab Al Aaly comes with a full one-year warranty. You can pay cash on delivery, with delivery to every Iraqi governorate.
How do I get attendance reports from the device?
Records are transferred from the terminal to a computer over the network or the device's other available interfaces, then processed in attendance software to produce lateness, absence and overtime reports.
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