Product Description
Standalone keypad access controller with built-in 125kHz RFID reader — no head-end software required for basic PIN/card entry.
Credential options are dual: a numeric PIN entered on the keypad, or a 125kHz proximity card/fob presented to the reader. 125kHz is the EM-format standard used across most existing UK door entry card stock, so replacement fobs are widely sourced.
Wiring and integration
- WG26 (Wiegand 26-bit) output for interfacing with third-party controllers or panels that expect a standard Wiegand card-reader signal.
- Direct wiring to an electric strike or magnetic lock for the door release itself.
- Request-to-exit (REX) input for a wired internal push-to-exit button, so egress doesn't depend on the keypad or app.
- WiFi connectivity with Tuya smart app support, enabling remote unlock and app-based management alongside the standalone PIN/card operation.
Where this fits on a job
Because it's standalone, it doesn't need a networked access control server to grant entry at the door — PIN and card credentials are handled locally. The WG26 output is what lets it sit inside a larger Wiegand-based access system if one exists, while the WiFi/Tuya side covers single-door retrofits where an installer just needs app-based remote unlock without pulling in a full controller.
Suits single-door retrofits, staff/back-of-house entries, and plant-room or store-cupboard access where a full networked ACS isn't justified but app unlock and PIN/card flexibility are wanted.
Specifications
- Product Type
- Standalone Access Control Keypad with RFID Reader
- SKU
- Access-Control-Keypad-125KHz-RFID
- Operating Mode
- Standalone
- Access Methods
- PIN code or RFID card/fob
- RFID Format
- EM
- RFID Frequency
- 125 kHz
Frequently Asked Questions
What card format does this reader use?
It reads 125kHz proximity cards and fobs in the EM format common on UK door entry systems.
Does it need a separate access control panel to work?
No — it's a standalone keypad/reader that grants entry itself via PIN or card, though it also outputs WG26 Wiegand if you want to feed a third-party controller.
Can I wire a normal exit button to it?
Yes, it has a request-to-exit input for a wired internal push-to-exit button, independent of the keypad or app.
What locks does it work with?
It wires directly to an electric strike or a magnetic lock for the door release.
