RFID Access Control Keypad 2000 Users WG26 125kHz – Asia-Teco
Asia-Teco S601EM/E RFID Access Control Keypad — 2000 Users
Take full command of who enters your space with the Asia-Teco S601EM/E RFID Access Control Keypad. Designed for offices, warehouses, apartments, and commercial properties, this robust keypad combines 125kHz RFID card reading with a full PIN-entry keypad — giving you flexible, multi-mode authentication in one sleek, stainless-steel unit. Made in Mainland China.
Key Features
- 2,000-User Capacity: Store up to 2,000 unique credentials — ideal for medium to large access control deployments.
- Multi-Authentication Modes: Supports Card-only, PIN-only, or Card + PIN for enhanced security layers.
- 125kHz RFID Technology: Fast and reliable proximity card reading with an operating speed under 20ms even at full user capacity.
- Wiegand 26 Input & Output: Seamlessly integrates with external card readers and access control controllers via standard WG26 interface.
- Stainless Steel Anti-Vandal Case: Electroplated stainless steel housing stands up to heavy daily use and deterrent tampering attempts.
- Full Keypad Programming: Configure and manage all settings directly from the keypad — no extra software or tools required.
- Backlit Metal Keys: Illuminated metal keys ensure easy operation in low-light environments.
- Adjustable Timers: Customize door output time, alarm time, and door-open duration to match your exact requirements.
- Built-In Anti-Tamper LDR: Light-dependent resistor triggers an alert if the unit cover is removed.
- Built-In Buzzer & LED Status Indicators: Red, yellow, and green LEDs plus an audible buzzer provide clear real-time system feedback.
- Fail-Safe with Signal Security Mode: Ensures your entryway defaults to a secure state in the event of a power interruption.
- Ultra-Low Power Draw: Only 30mA power consumption — efficient and cost-effective around the clock.
- Lock Output Short-Circuit Protection: Built-in protection safeguards your lock hardware and wiring.
- Stand-Alone Operation: Can be used independently without a separate access control panel.
Technical Specifications
| Brand | Asia-Teco |
| Model | S601EM/E |
| Color | Silver |
| Power Supply | 12V DC |
| User Capacity | 2,000 |
| Card Frequency | 125kHz RFID (EM) |
| Interface | Wiegand 26 (Input & Output) |
| Power Consumption | 30mA |
| Security Mode | Fail Safe with Signal |
| Operating Speed | <20ms |
| Waterproof | Not waterproof — indoor use recommended |
| Country of Origin | Made in Mainland China |
What's in the Box
- 1 × Asia-Teco S601EM/E RFID Access Control Keypad
- Installation hardware & documentation
Installation & Safety Resources
For guidance on physical security standards and best practices for access control systems, refer to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) and OSHA's workplace safety resources.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Can the Asia-Teco S601EM/E RFID keypad be used outdoors?
A: This unit is not waterproof and is recommended for indoor installation only. For outdoor use, ensure it is housed within a weatherproof enclosure rated for your environment.
Q: What card types does the 125kHz RFID access control keypad support?
A: The S601EM/E supports standard 125kHz EM proximity cards and key fobs. It does not support 13.56MHz MIFARE or HID iCLASS cards. Always confirm your existing card stock frequency before purchasing.
Q: Does this keypad require a separate access control panel or controller?
A: No — the S601EM/E can operate as a fully stand-alone unit, managing up to 2,000 users without any additional controller. It also supports integration with an external controller via its Wiegand 26 output, making it equally suitable for larger, networked access systems.
Q: How do I program users into the keypad?
A: All programming is performed directly from the keypad itself — no proprietary software or laptop connection is required. The built-in buzzer and LED indicators guide you through the setup process step by step.
Q: What happens if the power goes out?
A: The keypad operates in Fail Safe with Signal security mode, meaning it defaults to a secure state upon power loss to maintain access integrity for your entry points.