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ZKTeco Atlas400-4 Door Kit: Complete Four Door Access Control Kit Capable of Using Weigand and OSDP Readers - Supports POE power and Wi-Fi

ZKTeco Atlas400-4 Door Kit: Complete Four Door Access Control Kit Capable of Using Weigand and OSDP Readers - Supports POE power and Wi-Fi

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ZKTeco Atlas100 Single Door Access Control panel with Built-in Web Application (No Software Required)- 12V DC (PoE optional) Power

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Complete 4 Door Kit with metal cabinet, Weigand readers (4) and exit buttons (4). Also includes 50 prox cards.
Controller is compatible with Weigand and OSDP readers
Built-in web application allows controller management via a web browser
Atlas Series supports up to 84 doors when adding multiple secondary Atlas Series controllers
Admin level mobile management (One free license included)
Power supply: 12V DC, 3A (PoE optional)
Dimensions: 12 x 14 x 2.5 in (280 x 380 x 80 mm)
UL 294 Certified

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Would this work with HID brand readers instead of the included ones?
I’m looking at this system, but would like to use HID RPK40 for a pin/ prox card combo, & potentially a HID RMK40 (PIN, Prox & Magnetic Swipe Carr) on another door.

asked by Paul on Mar 21, 2020

Yes HID readers can work on the Atlas panels as long as the readers are Wiegand.

answered by Nelly's Security on Mar 23, 2020

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Sorry for another question (asking before purchase).
I’m looking at a door strike to pair with this system that’s powered by 12v & am wondering, will I need to use a separate power supply like I would have to with a magnetic lock (as in your YouTube video) or will the panel provide enough power to the strike to function properly?

asked by Paul H on Mar 27, 2020

You will have to use Separate power supply for locks always. The panel cannot power locks.

answered by Nelly's Security on Mar 27, 2020

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Software
Name	Description	Version	Download
Device Settings Tool	Device search tool.	v1.0.0.1	Download