Product Description
This is a WiFi access keypad that opens a door by PIN code, RFID card/fob, or remote unlock from your phone.
It connects to the Tuya (Smart Life) app over WiFi, so it sits alongside any other Tuya smart devices you already run and doesn't need a separate hub. Because it works through the app, you can unlock the door remotely without being at the keypad — useful for letting in a visitor or contractor.
IP68 rated means it's sealed against dust and can withstand continuous submersion, not just splashing — so it's built for a fully exposed outdoor entrance (gate, front door, side access) rather than a sheltered position only.
It supports the WG26/34 wiring standard (Wiegand — a common signal protocol for connecting readers to access control panels), which matters if you're wiring it into an existing access control system rather than running it stand-alone.
What to check before buying
- App/network: you'll need a WiFi connection at the door and the Tuya/Smart Life app on your phone to set it up and manage remote unlocking.
- Entry methods: PIN entry and RFID card/fob are both supported, so you can issue codes or cards depending on who needs access.
- Wiring: confirm WG26/34 (Wiegand) matches your existing panel if you're integrating with other access hardware rather than using it as a standalone keypad.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I unlock the door remotely if I'm not at home?
Yes — it connects via WiFi to the Tuya/Smart Life app, which supports remote unlocking as well as PIN and RFID entry at the keypad itself.
Is it suitable for a fully exposed outdoor door or gate?
Yes, it's IP68 rated, meaning it's sealed against dust and can withstand continuous submersion, so it's built to handle full outdoor exposure.
Does it need a separate smart home hub?
No — it runs on the Tuya platform and is managed directly through the Tuya/Smart Life app, alongside any other Tuya devices you have.
Can it connect to an existing access control panel?
It supports WG26/34 (Wiegand) wiring, so check that this matches your existing panel if you plan to integrate it rather than use it stand-alone.
