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SKU: 02142-001
UPC: 8595159515106
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2N Access Unit 13.56MHz NFC Reader - 02142-001

13.56MHz NFC access unit for Axis control systems

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2N Access Unit 13.56MHz NFC Reader - 02142-001

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Overview

SKU: 02142-001
UPC: 8595159515106
Condition: New
Availability: Special Order · Usually Ships in 2-3 Weeks

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2N 02142-001 2N Access Unit 13.56MHz NFC

The 2N 02142-001 is a network-connected 2N Access Unit engineered for enterprise-grade proximity-based authentication in access control deployments. Operating at 13.56MHz NFC frequency, this unit reads proximity cards and NFC-enabled mobile devices to streamline credential verification and facility entry control. Designed for seamless integration with Axis access control and video management systems, it delivers centralized management capabilities with secured credential handling across networked deployments.

Key Features

  • 13.56MHz NFC reader for proximity card and mobile device authentication
  • Network-connected operation enabling centralized access management
  • Full compatibility with Axis access control and video management systems
  • Secured credential handling and encrypted data transmission
  • Access Unit form factor optimized for building entry points
  • Integration with Axis video surveillance ecosystems for unified security monitoring

Technical Highlights

The 02142-001 operates as a network-connected access unit, eliminating the need for complex wired infrastructure while maintaining reliable communication with Axis management platforms. Its 13.56MHz NFC frequency supports both passive proximity cards and active mobile NFC devices, providing flexibility for diverse credential types. Secured data transmission protocols ensure authentication credentials remain protected throughout the verification process, meeting enterprise security requirements for controlled facility access.

Applications

Ideal for corporate offices, data centers, healthcare facilities, and institutional campuses requiring integrated physical access control and video surveillance. Organizations implementing Axis ecosystems benefit from unified management dashboards that combine access events with video evidence for comprehensive security auditing and incident investigation. The unit supports scalable multi-location deployments where centralized credential management and audit trails are critical operational requirements.

Jerry Tildsen
Jerry Tildsen
Perspective based on aggregated IP Security Depot and affiliated engineering team experience.

The 2N 02142-001 represents a purposeful access control component designed for organizations already invested in Axis infrastructure. Its strength lies in ecosystem integration—the unit functions as a native component within Axis access control and video management platforms rather than as a standalone reader. This architectural approach eliminates bridging complexity and provides single-pane-of-glass management.

The 13.56MHz NFC standard is industry-standard for proximity authentication, ensuring broad credential compatibility. Network connectivity enables real-time event logging and centralized policy enforcement across multiple entry points. For deployments prioritizing unified security platform architecture over point-solution flexibility, the 02142-001 delivers straightforward integration and operational consistency.

Organizations should verify compatibility with their specific Axis system version and assess credential inventory—migration from legacy readers may require credential reissuance if existing card technology differs from 13.56MHz standards.

Specifications
Connectivity: Network-connected
frequency: 13.56MHz NFC
Compatible With: Axis access control and video management systems
Form Factor: Access Unit
Poe Power: PoE (802.3af)
Mount Type: Wall
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