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2N 02146-001 AU 2.0 RFID Access Module
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$619.99Axis 02146-001 2N AU 2.0 RFID Access Module
The Axis Communications 02146-001 is a compact dual-frequency RFID and NFC access control module designed to extend the capabilities of Axis network video and access control platforms. This module seamlessly integrates 125kHz and 13.56MHz (NFC) credential readers, enabling organizations to standardize on a single unified access solution that supports both legacy and modern card technologies within a centralized security architecture.
Key Features
- Dual-frequency RFID support: 125kHz low-frequency and 13.56MHz high-frequency (NFC)
- Network-connected credential processing for centralized management
- Compatible with Axis network video and access control platforms
- Integrates with Axis door station and intercom systems
- Compact form factor for seamless installation
- Unified credential management across legacy and modern card standards
Technical Highlights
The 02146-001 module operates as a network-connected device, allowing credential data to be processed and verified through centralized Axis security platforms. The dual-frequency design eliminates the need for separate readers: 125kHz support ensures compatibility with established proximity card systems already deployed in facilities, while 13.56MHz NFC capability provides forward compatibility with modern contactless technology. This flexibility is critical for organizations managing multi-site deployments or transitioning legacy infrastructure to contemporary standards.
As a compact module, the 02146-001 integrates directly with Axis door stations and intercom systems, reducing installation complexity and maintaining a streamlined hardware footprint at access points.
Applications
- Enterprise office buildings requiring flexible access credential support
- Multi-site facilities with mixed legacy and modern card systems
- Access control integration with existing Axis video surveillance platforms
- Door station and intercom system credential reading
- Centralized security deployments requiring network-based access management