Product Description
What the Access-Control-Keypad-125KHz-RFID actually does
The Access-Control-Keypad-125KHz-RFID is a standalone door keypad with a built-in 125kHz RFID reader — it does not need a separate controller box to grant entry. You unlock the door either by typing a PIN or by presenting a 125kHz card or fob.
If you already have door entry cards, check they're 125kHz EM-format — this is the common type used on UK door entry systems, and it's what this reader accepts. Older HID or newer 13.56MHz MIFARE cards won't work with it.
Wiring and how it fits your door
- Connects to an electric strike or magnetic lock to release the door.
- Has a request-to-exit (REX) input, which wires to an internal push-button or sensor so people inside can leave without using the keypad or card.
- Listed as a WG26 card reader, which is the wiring format used to link readers and controllers — worth checking against any existing panel if you're adding this to an established system.
Smart app unlock
The keypad supports WiFi/Tuya app control, so unlocking and managing access can be done through a smartphone app alongside the physical PIN and card options.
This is sold as equipment only, so plan your own wiring to the strike/lock and REX button before fitting.
Frequently Asked Questions
What type of cards work with the Access-Control-Keypad-125KHz-RFID?
It reads 125kHz cards and fobs, the EM-format type common on UK door entry systems — not 13.56MHz MIFARE or HID cards.
Does it need a separate controller?
No — it's a standalone keypad with the RFID reader and controller built in, wiring directly to your electric strike or magnetic lock.
Can people exit without a card or PIN?
Yes, it has a request-to-exit (REX) input for wiring an internal push-button or sensor for free exit.
Can I unlock the door from my phone?
Yes, it supports WiFi/Tuya app control for unlocking and management alongside the keypad and card reader.
