4 Doors Complete TCP/IP PIN Code RFID Card/Fob Access

Product Overview

This comprehensive TCP/IP PIN code RFID card and fob access control system delivers secure, networked entry management for commercial, office, or residential environments. Designed with dual authentication methods—PIN codes and RFID technology—the system ensures reliable access while maintaining accountability through user identification. Ideal for facilities requiring centralized security oversight, it supports up to four doors and integrates seamlessly with existing infrastructure using a standard 110V power supply. The included North American ANSI-grade electric strike lock is engineered specifically for latch-style doors equipped with knob or mechanical locks, making it a practical choice for modern buildings following U.S. and Canadian construction standards.

Key Features

• TCP/IP Network Integration: Connects directly to your existing network, enabling real-time monitoring, remote administration, and integration with broader building security systems such as surveillance cameras or alarm panels.
• Dual Access Methods: Users can unlock doors via personal PIN code entered on the built-in keypad or by presenting an RFID card or fob—providing flexibility for individuals who prefer quick swipe access or those who need temporary credentials.
• Mobile App Control: Administrators can remotely open doors via a compatible smartphone app, granting instant access without physical keys or site visits—ideal for after-hours entries, maintenance personnel, or delivery services.
• ANSI-Compliant Electric Strike Lock: Meets North American safety and performance standards (ANSI/BHMA), ensuring durability and reliable operation in high-traffic environments. The strike is precision-engineered for latch-type doors commonly found in offices, apartments, and retail spaces.
• 4-Door Expansion Support: Capable of managing up to four independent entry points within a single system, allowing scalable deployment across multiple entrances without additional hardware controllers.
• Built-In Keypad Reader: Features a responsive numeric keypad located at the point of entry, enabling discreet and immediate PIN-based unlocking even during power outages (depending on backup configuration).

Technical Specifications

• Power Supply: 110V AC – Standard North American voltage; ensure compatibility with local electrical outlets and wiring.
• Electric Strike Length: 4.84 inches (123 mm) – Verify this dimension matches your door frame cutout to avoid installation conflicts.
• Compatible Door Types: Designed exclusively for latch doors with knob or mechanical handle locks. Not suitable for push-bar exit devices (e.g., panic bars used in public buildings under fire code requirements).
• Installation Requirements: Requires modification of the door frame to install the electric strike if no pre-drilled recess exists. Professional installation recommended for structural integrity and proper alignment.

Benefits & Use Cases

This access control system offers a balanced mix of security, convenience, and scalability tailored for small to medium-sized operations. Businesses benefit from detailed access logs tracked via TCP/IP connectivity, enabling administrators to review entry history, revoke credentials instantly, or set time-limited permissions for contractors. Schools, clinics, and co-working spaces appreciate the ability to grant temporary access through mobile apps without distributing physical keys. Residential complexes can enhance tenant safety by replacing traditional locks with encrypted RFID cards while retaining backup PIN access for emergencies.

The inclusion of an ANSI-standard electric strike ensures long-term reliability and compliance with North American building codes, particularly important for properties subject to regular inspections. Its compatibility with knob-style latches makes it ideal for interior offices, storage rooms, or private suites where emergency egress isn’t governed by strict panic hardware mandates. With support for four-door expansion, property managers can begin with one entrance and expand coverage as needed, all managed from a single interface.

Important Notes

Before purchasing, confirm that your door assembly uses a latch mechanism with a handle—not a push bar or crash bar—as this system is not designed for such applications. The electric strike must be installed into the door frame, so assess whether your current setup includes a pre-existing recess or if frame cutting will be required. Measure the available space carefully: the strike measures 4.84 inches in length and must fit securely without interference from surrounding hardware.

Electrical safety is paramount: always disconnect power before beginning installation and adhere to local codes when running new wiring to accommodate the 110V requirement. While the system supports basic fail-safe operation (unlocks when powered off), consult a qualified technician to verify grounding and surge protection if integrating with critical access points.