Name: Keypad access control K140C101 - Royal Electronics Technology Center Co.
Price: 117.80 CAD
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Keypad access control K140C101

$117.80

Keypad access control K140C101

*Rain Shield Cover

*Waterproof Version

*EM/ID card/tag reader

*Backlight

*DC 12 V

*Shock resistance

*1000 Users

*Anti-vandal Metal shell

*Doorbell button

The Keypad Access Control K140C101 is a standalone access control system, meaning it operates independently without needing a computer or software to manage it.

It’s a keypad and card reader designed for door access, particularly in outdoor settings, offering a combination of password and fingerprint (or card) recognition for security.

Here’s a more detailed breakdown:

Key Features:

Standalone Operation:

The K140C101 doesn’t require a computer or software for programming or operation. It’s designed to be self-contained.
Keypad and Card Reader:

It incorporates a keypad for entering PIN codes and a card reader for proximity cards, allowing users to access through either method or a combination of both.
Waterproof and Durable:

The K140C101 is designed for outdoor use, with a waterproof construction to withstand various weather conditions.
User Capacity:

It supports a certain number of users (e.g., 1000 or 2000) depending on the specific model, allowing for multiple authorized individuals.
Wiegand Output:

It may have a Wiegand output, which allows it to connect to other access control systems.
Lock Options:

The system can be equipped with a magnetic lock and/or an electric strike, providing flexibility in locking mechanisms.

How it works:

User Enrollment: Users are added to the system by either programming a PIN code directly into the keypad or by adding their proximity card to the system.
Access Request: When a user approaches the door, they can either enter their PIN code on the keypad or present their proximity card to the reader.
Verification: The system verifies the entered PIN or card against its stored database.
Access Granted: If the PIN or card is valid, the system unlocks the door, allowing access.

Common Applications:

Small Offices: Securing individual offices or storage rooms.
Residential Buildings: Controlling access to common areas or individual units.
Gate Entry: Managing access to gated properties.
Commercial Facilities: Securing warehouses, labs, or other areas.