2N IP VERSO READER with Keyboard and RFID

2N IP VERSO READER with Keyboard and RFID

The Axis 02779-001 2N IP VERSO READER is a unified networked access control reader designed for modern security deployments requiring multi-credential support. This single-unit solution combines RFID technology, NFC capability, and an integrated keyboard to streamline entry point management across commercial, institutional, and secure facility environments. By consolidating multiple authentication methods into one IP-networked device, the 2N IP VERSO eliminates the need for separate reader installations while maintaining centralized control and flexibility.

Key Features

• 125kHz RFID card support for legacy proximity credential compatibility
• 13.56MHz high-frequency RFID for enhanced security card formats
• NFC technology enabling smartphone-based access credentials
• Integrated keyboard for PIN entry and manual authentication
• IP-networked architecture for centralized access management
• Multi-technology credential integration in a single reader unit

Technical Highlights

The 2N IP VERSO READER supports dual RFID frequency operation, accommodating both legacy 125kHz systems and modern 13.56MHz implementations. This dual-frequency capability makes it ideal for organizations transitioning between credential technologies or maintaining hybrid authentication environments. The integrated keyboard provides PIN-based verification alongside card and NFC credentials, offering layered security options without requiring additional hardware.

As an IP-networked device, the reader connects directly to facility security infrastructure, enabling real-time credential verification, audit logging, and remote management through centralized access control systems. This architecture simplifies deployment in multi-building campuses and eliminates the complexity of hardwired access control panels.

Applications

The 2N IP VERSO READER is well-suited for commercial offices, educational institutions, healthcare facilities, and secure access environments where mixed credential support is essential. Organizations managing system migrations, integrating BYOD smartphone access, or supporting employees with varying credential types benefit from this unified reader approach. Its flexibility makes it particularly valuable during technology transitions when legacy and modern credentials must coexist.

Ted Perry

The integration of three distinct credential technologies—125kHz proximity, 13.56MHz contactless, and NFC—within a single networked reader represents a pragmatic approach to modern access control complexity. Organizations no longer face the costly decision of deploying separate readers for different credential types. The inclusion of an integrated keyboard adds a third authentication factor independent of physical credentials, strengthening security posture without additional hardware investment.

The IP-networked architecture distinguishes this reader from traditional wiegand-output devices, enabling native integration with modern access control management platforms. Real-time verification and centralized audit capabilities simplify compliance documentation and incident investigation. For facilities with existing IP security infrastructure, the 2N IP VERSO reader reduces installation complexity and total cost of ownership compared to multi-reader solutions.