Lucking Door K8 2000 Users 125kHz / 13.56MHz RFID Keypad Stand Alone Access Control Panel Wiegand 26 Gate Door Opener DC 12V Vue K8-EM 10 key 125Khz

RFID Keypad Access Control Panel 2000 Users Wiegand 26 DC 12V

K8-EM 10 key 125Khz
Sale price  $57.99 Regular price $71.99
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Lucking Door K8 2000 Users 125kHz / 13.56MHz RFID Keypad Stand Alone Access Control Panel Wiegand 26 Gate Door Opener DC 12V Vue K8-EM 10 key 125Khz

RFID Keypad Access Control Panel 2000 Users Wiegand 26 DC 12V

Sale price  $57.99 Regular price $71.99
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Lucking Door K8 RFID Keypad Stand-Alone Access Control Panel

Take full control of who enters your home, office, hotel, or apartment with the Lucking Door K8 RFID Access Control Keypad. Supporting both 125kHz (EM) and 13.56MHz (Mifare) card technologies and Wiegand 26 protocol, this all-in-one panel is engineered for reliable, hassle-free door security — no computer required.

Key Features

  • 2,000 User Capacity: Manage up to 2,000 individual card or PIN credentials — ideal for small to mid-size offices, apartments, factories, and hotels.
  • Dual-Frequency RFID: Compatible with both 125kHz EM cards and 13.56MHz Mifare cards, giving you flexible credential options.
  • Multiple Access Modes: Grant entry via RFID card only, PIN code only, or a combined card + PIN method for added security.
  • Stand-Alone Operation: Works completely independently — no PC, network, or server connection needed. Also functions as a Wiegand 26 slave reader for larger systems.
  • Built-In Doorbell Button: Convenient integrated doorbell function for visitors to alert occupants without separate hardware.
  • Adjustable Door Relay Time: Set the door unlock duration anywhere from 0 to 99 seconds to suit your specific lock and access requirements.
  • Wide Temperature Range: Operates reliably from -40°C to +60°C, making it suitable for both indoor and demanding outdoor environments.
  • Compact, Professional Design: Slim 74×114×17mm profile fits neatly on door frames and access points without bulk.

Technical Specifications

User Capacity 2,000 users
Working Frequency 125kHz (EM) / 13.56MHz (Mifare)
Protocol Wiegand 26
Working Voltage DC 12V
Working Current <100mA
Standby Current ≤30mA
Lock Output Load ≤3A
Card Reading Distance 0–10cm
Door Relay Time 0–99 seconds (adjustable)
Working Temperature -40°C to +60°C
Working Humidity 10%–90%
Dimensions 74 × 114 × 17mm (L × H × W)
Country of Origin Made in Mainland China

Ideal Applications

The Lucking Door K8 is perfectly suited for:

  • Residential homes and apartments
  • Hotels and guesthouses
  • Offices and co-working spaces
  • Factories and warehouses
  • Schools and community buildings

Installation & Safety Tips

For best results, ensure the unit is powered by a stable DC 12V supply and that wiring connections to the electric lock are properly rated (≤3A). For guidance on electronic security systems and consumer product safety, refer to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC).

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can the Lucking Door K8 RFID keypad work without being connected to a computer?

A: Yes — the K8 is a fully stand-alone access control panel. It stores all user credentials and settings onboard, so no computer, server, or network connection is required for day-to-day operation. It can also be used as a Wiegand 26 slave reader if integrated into a larger access control system.

Q: What types of RFID cards are compatible with the K8 access control panel?

A: The K8 supports two frequencies: 125kHz EM-format cards (model K8-EM) and 13.56MHz Mifare cards (model K8-MF). Make sure to select the variant that matches your existing card infrastructure.

Q: How many users can be stored on the Lucking Door K8 keypad?

A: The K8 can store credentials for up to 2,000 individual users, making it an excellent choice for small to medium-sized residential or commercial access control applications.

Q: Can I use both a card and a PIN together for extra security?

A: Absolutely. The K8 supports card-only, PIN-only, and combined card + PIN access modes, so you can configure it to require both credentials for higher-security entry points.

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