FUHR Launch SmartAccess multiscan 2026

FUHR launches SmartAccess multiscan

FUHR launches SmartAccess multiscan

FUHR has expanded its smart access control range with the launch of SmartAccess multiscan, a compact biometric fingerprint scanner designed to unlock FUHR motorised multipoint locking systems securely and conveniently.

Developed for timber, aluminium and PVC-U doors, SmartAccess multiscan allows users to unlock their door using their fingerprint, turning the finger into a personal key that cannot be lost, forgotten or shared.

The unit can be surface-mounted or flush-mounted into the door leaf, or integrated into a pull handle, giving architects and specifiers flexibility across a wide range of entrance door designs.

SmartAccess multiscan is managed via the FUHR SmartAccess app and communicates via Bluetooth 5 with the SmartAccess Module (SAM), which is fitted inside the door.

The system requires no Wi-Fi, internet connection, mobile data or cloud service, providing a closed security loop with encrypted communication between the scanner and the SAM module.

All biometric data is stored locally and encrypted within the door itself. No external party can access the data, including FUHR.

The fingerprint scanner is also permanently paired with the SmartAccess Module SAM, preventing manipulation through device swapping or unauthorised replacement.

Security is further strengthened through liveness detection, which verifies that the fingerprint presented is from a living finger and helps prevent tampering attempts using artificial copies.

With a false acceptance rate of 1 in 10,000,000, the likelihood of unauthorised access is comparable to winning the lottery jackpot.

By comparison, the false acceptance rate of a four-digit PIN code is 1 in 10,000.

The system uses tested European sensor technology from ekey and can store up to 100 fingerprints.

It also adapts to gradual changes in fingerprints, including growing children’s fingers or minor fingertip injuries, helping maintain reliable day-to-day use in residential and light commercial settings.

The discreet module is small in size and features a multicoloured LED ring to indicate status.

Covers are available in brushed stainless steel or matt black, with an IP56 protection rating when fitted with the cover. The system operates on 12–24V DC, with an integrated power buffer and no battery changes required.

Paul Balfe, Business Development Manager at FUHR UK, commented: “SmartAccess multiscan brings biometric access into the door in a way that is secure, discreet and practical.

“For specifiers, the key point is that this is not a bolt-on smart device. It works with FUHR’s motorised multipoint locking systems and SmartAccess module, so the access control and locking system are designed to operate together.”

For further information, please contact Paul Balfe: pbalfe@fuhr.co.uk

Or for further product information, visit: https://www.fuhr.de/en/products/smart-access-solutions/smartaccess-multiscan/

More news

GK Joinery project

The GK Joinery Forest reaches over 400 trees planted

John Grant, Managing Director at GK Joinery, discusses the GK Joinery Forest, in which the company plants a tree for every order received, to give back to the environment. “We started the GK Joinery Forest to add to the environmental work we were already doing across the business. “We work with timber every day, so… Continue reading The GK Joinery Forest reaches over 400 trees planted
Forterro AI 2026

Forterro launches own AI platform

Software provider for sectors including fenestration, Forterro, has announced the launch of MyForterro.ai, its AI platform to help businesses that make, move and craft the products the world relies on apply artificial intelligence to everyday operational challenges. MyForterro.ai connects leading AI models with the trusted operational data held across Forterro’s secure software ecosystem. Customers can… Continue reading Forterro launches own AI platform
Makita tower light 2026

Makita says “let there be light” with ML014G Tower Light

The new portable ML014G Tower Light from Makita is said to provide bright task lighting on construction sites where there is no power source. Compatible with both 18V LXT and 40V XGT batteries, and providing a maximum luminous flux of 15,000 lumens, the Makita Tower Light is said to be easy to carry and set… Continue reading Makita says “let there be light” with ML014G Tower Light