High-capacity fingerprint terminal

ZKTeco iClock 880

Fifty thousand templates, eight hundred thousand events and a battery that rides out a power cut.

ZKTeco iClock 880 — High-capacity fingerprint terminal
Compatibility to confirm

The iClock 880 is the large-headcount option: 50,000 fingerprint templates and 800,000 stored transactions, with a backup battery as standard rather than an accessory. An internal camera can capture and store the user’s image alongside the punch.

Best for: Large single sites with high headcount and long retention needs.

Enquiry only — we do not publish hardware prices, because the right answer depends on how many doors you are covering.

What it does well

Built for headcount

50,000 templates (1:N) and 800,000 transaction records — the capacity to cover a large site from one door.

Backup battery as standard

Power protection is included, not an optional extra, so a cut does not stop the clock.

Camera on board

The internal camera captures and displays or stores the user’s image with the verification.

Multi-factor

Fingerprint, password, RFID card or any combination, plus relay contacts for access control and eight user-defined function keys.

Specifications

Taken from the manufacturer datasheet. ZKTeco may change specifications without notice.

Fingerprint capacity50,000 templates (1:N)
Transaction capacity800,000 events
Display3.5-inch colour TFT LCD
SensorZK optical sensor
CameraInternal — capture and display or store the user image
BatteryStandard backup battery
CommunicationSerial / 485 · Ethernet · USB-host
WiegandInput & output
OptionalProx, Mifare, RFID
Power12 V DC, 3 A
Dimensions213 × 178.2 × 47.5 mm
Weight2.00 kg

Does it work with M1 TimePilot?

The datasheet does not list ADMS / Cloud Server. Ask us to confirm on the current firmware before you order.

M1 TimePilot collects punches over ZKTeco’s ADMS / Cloud-Push protocol. A device works with the platform when its firmware has a Comm → Cloud Server / ADMS menu; you point that menu at our server and punches start arriving. Older pull-only readers that expose nothing but an SDK on TCP 4370 are not supported.

See exactly how a device is added →

The Device Management screen in M1 TimePilot, showing connected ZKTeco terminals and the Cloud Server settings to enter on the device
The settings you type into the terminal are shown on your own Devices screen. Sample data.

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