IP67 RFID Keypad Access Control Reader – 2000 Users, Wiegand
IP67 RFID Keypad Access Control Reader – 2000 Users, Wiegand
Asia-Teco IP67 Waterproof RFID Keypad Access Control Reader — 2000 Users
Secure your entryway with the Asia-Teco Outdoor RFID Keypad Access Control Reader — a heavy-duty, standalone unit built from electroplated zinc alloy and rated IP67 waterproof for reliable all-weather performance. Supporting up to 2,000 users, it offers flexible entry via RFID card, PIN code, or card + PIN combination, making it ideal for offices, warehouses, residential gates, and commercial properties. Made in Mainland China.
Key Features
- IP67 Waterproof Rating — Fully protected against dust ingress and temporary submersion; engineered for outdoor installation in all weather conditions.
- Zinc-Alloy Anti-Vandal Housing — Electroplated, impact-resistant enclosure deters tampering and withstands harsh environments.
- 2,000 User Capacity — Manage large numbers of users with ease; supports cards, PIN codes, and combined card + PIN access methods.
- Wiegand 26/34-Bit Input & Output — Seamlessly integrates with existing access control systems and controllers using standard Wiegand interface.
- 125 kHz RFID & Mifare Compatibility — Reads 125 kHz EM cards and 13.56 MHz Mifare cards (UID 4-byte, 7-byte, and Plus) at a range of 0–6 cm.
- Built-In Doorbell Button — Integrated doorbell support for convenient visitor notification without a separate device.
- Wide Voltage Range — Operates on DC 10–24V for compatibility with a broad range of power supplies and electric lock setups.
- Fail-Secure Security Mode — Maintains locked status in the event of a power interruption for maximum security.
Technical Specifications
| Access Methods | Card, PIN, Card + PIN |
| User Capacity | 2,000 users |
| Card Reading Distance | 0–6 cm |
| Working Frequency | 125 kHz (EM) / 13.56 MHz (Mifare) |
| Wiegand Interface | Wiegand 26-bit / 34-bit input & output |
| Operating Voltage | DC 10–24V |
| Security Mode | Fail Secure |
| Waterproof Rating | IP67 |
| Housing Material | Zinc Alloy (Electroplated) |
| Doorbell | Supported |
| Model Numbers | A7-D-EM / A8-D-EM / A7-W-EM |
| Country of Origin | Made in Mainland China |
What's in the Box?
- 1× RFID Keypad Access Control Reader
- Mounting hardware & installation accessories
- User manual / wiring guide
Perfect For
- Office buildings, warehouses, and commercial facilities
- Residential gates, apartment complexes, and home security
- Parking lots, server rooms, and any controlled-access area
For guidance on best practices in physical access control and electronic security systems, visit the Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) or refer to NIST's cybersecurity resources for standards on access control implementation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Is this RFID keypad access control reader truly waterproof for outdoor use?
A: Yes. The reader carries an IP67 waterproof rating, meaning it is fully protected against dust and can withstand temporary immersion in water. It is purpose-built for outdoor installation and performs reliably in rain, humidity, and dusty environments.
Q: What types of cards are compatible with this access control keypad?
A: The reader supports 125 kHz EM cards as well as 13.56 MHz Mifare cards, including UID 4-byte, 7-byte, and Mifare Plus formats, giving you broad compatibility with most standard access cards and key fobs.
Q: Can this unit be integrated with an existing access control system using Wiegand?
A: Absolutely. The reader features Wiegand 26-bit and 34-bit input and output interfaces, making it straightforward to connect with most third-party access controllers, panels, and electric lock systems that use the Wiegand standard.
Q: How many users can be stored on this standalone keypad reader?
A: The unit supports up to 2,000 individual users, each assignable via RFID card, PIN code, or a combination of both — suitable for small to mid-sized businesses and residential communities.
Q: What happens to the lock if there is a power outage?
A: The reader operates in Fail Secure mode, which means the door remains locked if power is lost, ensuring your premises stay protected even during a power interruption.