2N 03357-001 2N IP Force 2.0 Dual RFID Reader
The 2N 03357-001 2N IP Force 2.0 is a network-connected dual-frequency RFID reader engineered for enterprise access control systems. This multi-format credential reader operates across 125 kHz and 13.56 MHz frequency bands, delivering flexible authentication for diverse organizational environments. Built with OSDP protocol support, it integrates seamlessly into secure access control architectures while maintaining encrypted communication with networked controllers.
Key Features
- Dual-frequency RFID operation (125 kHz and 13.56 MHz) for multi-format credential compatibility
- OSDP interface enabling secure, encrypted communication with access control panels
- Network-based architecture for centralized credential management and audit logging
- Compatible with Axis 03364-001 and 03367-001 ecosystem components
- Enterprise-grade design for institutional and corporate deployments
Technical Highlights
The 2N IP Force 2.0 reader provides dual-band RFID reading capability, supporting both legacy 125 kHz proximity credentials and modern 13.56 MHz smart card formats. This flexibility eliminates the need for separate reader hardware when managing mixed credential portfolios across large deployments. The OSDP interface ensures encrypted credential transmission to compatible controllers, protecting against credential interception and unauthorized access attempts.
Network connectivity enables centralized management of access events, real-time audit logging, and remote configuration—critical for organizations requiring compliance documentation and security oversight. Integration with Axis ecosystem components ensures streamlined installation and consistent management across access control infrastructure.
Applications
- Enterprise office buildings and corporate campuses
- Educational institutions and research facilities
- Government and secure facility access control
- Healthcare and regulated environment deployments
- Multi-site organizations requiring centralized credential management
Jerry TildsenPerspective based on aggregated IP Security Depot and affiliated engineering team experience.
The dual-frequency design addresses a critical requirement in enterprise environments where credential migration timelines span years. Organizations can deprecate legacy 125 kHz systems while simultaneously onboarding 13.56 MHz credentials without hardware replacement. OSDP compliance positions this reader as a future-ready solution aligned with evolving security standards.
Network-based operation distinguishes this device from standalone readers, enabling real-time threat detection and seamless integration with centralized security information and event management (SIEM) platforms. For large institutional deployments, this architecture reduces operational complexity and enhances incident response capabilities.
