WG606 TCP/IP Wiegand 26/34 Access Control Board – 1–4 Doors
WG606 TCP/IP Wiegand 26/34 Access Control Board – 1–4 Doors
WG606 TCP/IP Network Wiegand Access Control Panel Board
Take full command of your facility's entry points with the WG606 TCP/IP Network Wiegand Access Control Board. Designed for small to large installations, this versatile relay control board supports 1, 2, or 4 doors and is compatible with both Wiegand 26 and Wiegand 34 card readers — making it one of the most flexible access control solutions on the market. Manage attendance tracking and door entry permissions all from a single, centralized panel over a standard TCP/IP network connection.
Whether you're securing an office, warehouse, school, or multi-unit property, the WG606 delivers enterprise-grade reliability in a compact, easy-to-install board. The Fail Secure security mode ensures that doors remain locked in the event of a power failure, keeping your premises protected at all times.
Made in Mainland China.
Key Features
- TCP/IP Network Connectivity: Manage access control remotely over your existing LAN or WAN infrastructure — no proprietary cabling required.
- Wiegand 26 & 34 Compatible: Works seamlessly with the most widely used card reader protocols for maximum compatibility.
- 1, 2, or 4 Door Support: Scalable configuration — ideal for single-entry offices up to multi-door commercial buildings.
- Relay Board Design: Built-in relay outputs allow precise control of electric locks, magnetic locks, and electric strikes.
- Attendance Tracking: Integrated time & attendance logging lets you monitor who enters and exits — and when.
- Fail Secure Mode: Doors default to locked during power interruptions, ensuring continuous security.
- Compact & Panel-Mount Ready: Slim board design fits neatly into standard enclosures for clean, professional installations.
- Model: WG606 | Brand: Asia-Teco
What's in the Box
- 1 × WG606 TCP/IP Wiegand Access Control Board
- Installation documentation
Technical Specifications
| Model | WG606 |
| Communication | TCP/IP Network |
| Reader Protocol | Wiegand 26 / Wiegand 34 |
| Door Support | 1, 2, or 4 Doors |
| Security Mode | Fail Secure |
| Output Type | Relay Board |
| Origin | Mainland China |
Ideal Applications
- Office buildings & corporate campuses
- Warehouses & distribution centers
- Schools, gyms & fitness centers
- Apartment complexes & co-working spaces
- Any facility requiring network-based door access management
For guidance on physical security standards and best practices for access control systems, visit the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC).
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What door configurations does the WG606 TCP/IP Wiegand access control board support?
A: The WG606 is designed to support 1, 2, or 4 doors depending on your installation requirements. This makes it scalable for small single-entry setups as well as larger multi-door commercial environments — all managed from one centralized board over TCP/IP.
Q: What is Wiegand 26 and Wiegand 34, and is the WG606 compatible with my existing card readers?
A: Wiegand 26 and Wiegand 34 are the two most common protocols used by proximity card readers and key fob readers worldwide. The WG606 supports both formats, meaning it is compatible with the vast majority of access card readers currently in use — making upgrades and integrations straightforward.
Q: What does "Fail Secure" mode mean on this access control panel?
A: In Fail Secure mode, the door remains locked if power is lost or interrupted. This is the preferred security mode for most commercial and high-security installations, as it prevents unauthorized access during a power outage. If you need doors to open during a power failure (fail-safe), consult a licensed integrator about your specific requirements.
Q: Can the WG606 be used for employee attendance tracking?
A: Yes! The WG606 includes integrated time & attendance logging functionality. Each card swipe or credential read is timestamped and logged, giving administrators a clear record of who accessed which door and at what time — ideal for workforce management and audit purposes.
Q: How is the WG606 connected to the network?
A: The WG606 connects via a standard TCP/IP Ethernet connection, integrating directly into your existing LAN or WAN. This allows for remote management, real-time monitoring, and centralized configuration without requiring proprietary or dedicated cabling infrastructure.