SecuGen Hamster IV Fingerprint Scanner

The SecuGen Hamster IV Fingerprint Scanner is a rugged, reliable, and compact biometric device designed for high-accuracy fingerprint capture and secure identity verification. Ideal for commercial, government, and industrial applications, it features a durable optical sensor capable of consistently capturing high-quality images—even under challenging conditions such as dry, aged, or rough skin. Built for heavy daily use, the Hamster IV delivers exceptional performance with advanced biometric algorithms and USB plug-and-play convenience.

Product Features and Product Specifications

Durable Optical Fingerprint Sensor

Equipped with a scratch-resistant sensor designed to perform in high-traffic and harsh environments without compromising image quality.

Auto-On™ and Smart Capture™ Technology

Automatically detects finger placement and adjusts for difficult skin conditions, enhancing speed and accuracy in real-world use.

Plug-and-Play USB Interface

Features a full-speed USB 2.0 interface for easy integration into new or existing identity management and access control systems.

Broad OS Compatibility

Supports Windows, Linux, and Android platforms via SecuGen’s comprehensive SDKs, ensuring flexible system integration.

Compact and Lightweight Design

Small enough for portable applications yet robust enough for desktop deployments in offices, hospitals, or secure facilities.

FBI Certified for PIV and FIPS 201 Compliance

Meets the U.S. federal government standards for secure personal identity verification, ensuring trust and interoperability.

Specifications

• Sensor type: SecuGen optical sensor
• Resolution: 500 DPI
• Image size: 260 x 300 pixels
• Capture area: 13.2 x 15.2 mm
• Interface: USB 2.0 Full-Speed
• Power supply: USB powered (5V)
• Auto-On: Yes
• Smart Capture: Yes
• Operating temperature: 0°C to 55°C
• Dimensions: 27 x 40 x 73 mm
• Weight: Approx. 100 g
• Certifications: FBI PIV, FIPS 201, CE, FCC, RoHS
• Supported OS: Windows 7–11, Windows Server, Android 3.1+, Linux