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CIVINTEC CT11 & CT10 Access Control Terminals with Visual Access Records CIVINTEC CT11 and CT10 bring secure credential verification and automated photo capture together in a single access control terminal. Built for reliable access control and clear visual records, CT11/CT10 fit residential buildings, hotels, offices, and other managed entry applications.
With visual access records, CT11 and CT10 provide a practical solution for integrators looking to improve access control management and security.

CT11/CT10 are equipped with an autofocus camera with LED flash for automated photo capture at the point of entry.
When a person presents a credential, such as an RFID card or QR code, the terminal captures a photo at the time of access. The image can be linked with access information such as the user, card ID, terminal ID, and timestamp, providing a clear visual record for access management.
These records provide clear access information for event review, support incident investigation, and help resolve access related disputes more efficiently.
CT11/CT10 support multiple connectivity options, including PoE-enabled Ethernet, Wi-Fi, 4G LTE, and LoRaWAN, ensuring reliable operation in both online (cloud-managed) and offline standalone modes.
CT11/CT10 house up to 7,000 image event records in non-volatile flash memory. If local plant network switches fail or wide-area network (WAN) links drop, CT11/CT10 validate credentials and triggers door relays autonomously, synchronizing cached transaction records to the client's cloud system via secure HTTP/HTTPS protocols once connectivity returns.
Automated photo capture, flexible connectivity, and local data storage come together in the CT11/CT10 to support reliable, well-recorded access control across a wide range of applications.
For more information about the CT11 and CT10 access control terminals or integration options, please contact our team at sales@civintec.com .
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