The Bio uses Fingerprint Recognition
to access safe contents!
GVB2000
Bio uses biometrics, specifically fingerprint recognition, to access
the safe contents. A high-performance algorithm is used to achieve speedy
identification of enrolled fingerprints; and at the same time has a very low
False Reject Rate (FRR) for a given False Accept Rate (FAR). This self-learning
algorithm of the GunVault Bio adds new minutiae to the fingerprint templates
each time a user touches the fingerprint sensor, which decreases the likelihood
of FRR, updates slight changes that might occur over time to an enrolled
fingerprint, as well as to help distinguish variations between the enrolled
fingerprints. System can handle a maximum of thirty fingerprint templates.
Specifications
• 16-gauge steel housing.
• Foam lining inside.
• Tamper-proof, spring-loaded door.
• Battery power supply lasts 1 year
under normal conditions.
• Blinking low-battery light.
• Mounting gear included.
• Interior courtesy light.
• Power connection jack for external AC
or DC power supply (adapter included).
• Audio and LED low battery warning.
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GVB2000
Bio uses biometrics, specifically fingerprint recognition, to access
the safe contents. A high-performance algorithm is used to achieve speedy
identification of enrolled fingerprints; and at the same time has a very low
False Reject Rate (FRR) for a given False Accept Rate (FAR). This self-learning
algorithm of the GunVault Bio adds new minutiae to the fingerprint templates
each time a user touches the fingerprint sensor, which decreases the likelihood
of FRR, updates slight changes that might occur over time to an enrolled
fingerprint, as well as to help distinguish variations between the enrolled
fingerprints. System can handle a maximum of thirty fingerprint templates.
