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Add to Cart The item has been addedELK Products
SKU: ELK-M1KPNAV
ELK Products Navigator Touchscreen Keypad M1Kpnav - ELK-M1KPNAV
- Touchscreen keypad for ELK M1 panel arming and zone status display
- 12V or 24V panel-supplied power over the ELK keypad bus
- Visual interface replaces button-only keypads at primary entries
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HES
SKU: DK-16P
HES DK-16P Digital Keypad Wall Mount
Wall-mount PIN keypad for HES access control systems
- PIN-based numeric entry integrates with HES platforms
- Wall-mounted design for interior commercial installations
- Supports up to 59 users in climate-controlled spaces
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HES
SKU: KP-103KEYPADBOARD
HES KP-103 Keypad Board Replacement Assembly
Direct replacement keypad board for HES KP-103 access systems
- Field-installable assembly maintains full KP-103 compatibility without reconfiguration
- RS-485 communication, 28VDC input, flush or surface mount options
- Indoor-rated for multi-building access deployments and system repairs
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Honeywell
SKU: 6150
Honeywell 6150 Fixed-English Display Keypad
Hardwired 4-wire keypad with fixed-English LCD for VISTA panels
- Fixed-English LCD with 3-digit zone IDs eliminates code lookup during alarm events.
- Built-in piezoelectric sounder removes need for a separate annunciator, cutting wiring labor.
- 4-wire bus connection supports multi-keypad deployment across all VISTA-series panels.
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Add to Cart The item has been addedHoneywell
SKU: 6160V
Honeywell 6160V Alpha Display Talking Alarm Keypad
Wired 2D handheld scanner for retail POS and warehouse barcode capture
- 2D imaging engine reads QR, Data Matrix, and PDF417 without reconfiguration.
- Wired connection removes wireless licensing, pairing delays, and battery overhead.
- Handheld form factor supports POS and receiving dock deployments from one SKU.
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Honeywell
SKU: TUXWIFIW
Honeywell TUXWIFIW Tuxedo Touch Wi-Fi Talking Color Touchscreen Keypad
7" touchscreen keypad with Wi-Fi, Z-Wave, and 32-camera IP support
- Supports up to 32 ONVIF/H.264 IP cameras with simultaneous 4-camera live view.
- Built-in Z-Wave controller manages locks, lights, and thermostats from one interface.
- Connects via standard 4-wire data bus; compatible with VISTA-15P through 250BPT.
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Kantech
SKU: KT-SIG-40KTKS-01
Kantech KT-SIG-40KTKS-01 Wall Mount Keypad
Wall-mount keypad for Kantech access control systems
- HID Signo 40K wall-mount reader with PIN keypad
- Multi-tech credential reading: MIFARE, HID, NFC, 125kHz
- 0.36 lb low-profile housing for clean wall installation
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Kantech
SKU: ES-KTP/103SN
Kantech KTP/103SN Vandal-Resistant Keypad
26-bit Wiegand keypad built for outdoor high-security access points
- Vandal-resistant keypad for high-security entries
- 26-bit Wiegand output for enterprise panel integration
- Outdoor-rated construction resists tampering and impact
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Napco
SKU: GEM-K1CA
Napco GEM-K1CA Keypad Reader with Dual-Line Display
Menu-driven keypad reader with dual-line display for PIN-based access control
- GEM-K1CA keypad reader with 32-char backlit display
- Dual-line display for prompt + status messaging
- Direct-fit for Napco access control panels
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Napco
SKU: GEM-K1VPS
Napco GEM-K1VPS Backlit Alphanumeric Keypad Reader
Backlit alphanumeric LCD keypad for Napco GEM access control
- GEM-K1VPS keypad reader with backlit alphanumeric LCD
- Auto-sensing dim mode for variable lighting
- Custom prompts reduce user confusion and support calls
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Napco
SKU: GEM-K4RF
Napco GEM-K4RF Keypad Reader
Large-display PIN keypad reader for Napco control panel integration
- GEM-K4RF keypad reader with large backlit English display
- PIN entry for parking and exterior entry points
- Clear visibility in low-light environments
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Napco
SKU: GEM-RP1CAE2
Napco GEM-RP1CAE2 Keypad Access Control Reader
Keypad reader with 32-character display for PIN and hybrid card access
- GEM-RP1CAE2 keypad with 32-char backlit dual-line display
- Real-time status feedback at the reader directly
- PIN credential entry for Napco access systems
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Napco
SKU: GEM-RP2ASE2
Napco GEM-RP2ASE2 Keypad Reader
Wall-mount keypad reader with backlit display for PIN entry
- GEM-RP2ASE2 keypad with backlit alphanumeric symbol LCD
- PIN entry with visible feedback in variable lighting
- Direct-fit Napco access control reader
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Napco
SKU: GEM-RP3DGTL
Napco GEM-RP3DGTL Digital Keypad Reader
PIN keypad reader for Napco GEM panels with dual 7-segment display
- GEM-RP3DGTL digital keypad with dual 7-segment display
- Clear PIN-entry status indication for users
- Direct-fit Napco access control reader
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STI
SKU: STI-6522-C
STI STI-6522-C Bopper Stopper Clear Biometric Keypad Reader
Fingerprint + keypad reader with clear housing and dual authentication
- Dual-mode authentication combining fingerprint recognition with keypad entry
- TCP/IP and RS-232 connectivity for integration into HID-based access control
- Clear polycarbonate housing allows visual inspection of status and components
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STI
SKU: STI-7504
STI STI-7504 Snooper Stopper Clear Keypad Reader
Clear keypad reader blocks shoulder surfing at door entry points
- Transparent housing lets users see keypad while preventing code observation
- Door-mounted design integrates with standard access control systems
- Compact 95mm × 75mm form factor fits most credential entry installations
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Keypads & Touchscreens
Intrusion system keypads and touchscreen interfaces including 6160 series, Tuxedo Touch, and HS2LCD. Wall-mount user interfaces for arming, disarming, zone bypass, and system status with audible and visual feedback.
Plan Your Deployment
- Select keypad type: fixed LCD, alphanumeric, or full touchscreen based on user needs
- Plan keypad placement at primary entry/exit points and master bedroom
- Confirm bus wiring or wireless enrollment compatibility with the panel
- Evaluate Z-Wave integration for touchscreen models controlling lighting and locks
Keypads & Touchscreens — Engineering-Grade Credential Reading for Commercial Deployments
This category covers 18 working models of keypads & touchscreens sourced manufacturer-direct or through channel-direct US distribution. Build the rest of your system around the architectural choices below — compatibility, environmental rating, and lifecycle decisions made here propagate through every downstream component you specify.
What to Look For
Credential technology drives reader choice. Legacy 125 kHz prox is easy to clone with off-the-shelf tools and should be retired wherever security matters. 13.56 MHz contactless (HID iCLASS Seos, Mifare DESFire EV2/EV3) uses encrypted mutual authentication and is the current standard. Multi-format readers buy migration flexibility but cost more per door and consume more current.
Form factor and mounting decide installation cost and aesthetic fit. Mullion-mount readers fit narrow door frames; wall-mount readers offer larger antennas and longer read range. Indoor versus outdoor (IP65/IP67) ratings drive housing choice. Backlit keypads, LED indicators, and audible beep volume affect usability — operator complaints almost always trace back to ergonomics, not the controller logic upstream.
OSDP support is now baseline for any new reader purchase. OSDP brings encrypted communication, tamper detection, and over-the-wire firmware updates. SIA OSDP Verified compliance (and OSDP Secure Channel) signals interoperability with controllers across vendors. Wiegand-only readers should be reserved for retrofit-only situations where pulling new cable isn't feasible.
Biometric and facial recognition readers add convenience but introduce template management, lighting requirements, and accuracy/false-rejection tradeoffs. Plan enrollment workflow, GDPR/BIPA compliance for stored biometric templates, and lighting upgrades at the reader site. Hybrid readers — credential + biometric — are common for compliance-sensitive environments where two-factor at the door is required.
Key Specs in This Category
| Spec | Available Options |
|---|---|
| Resolution | 2MP |
| Connectivity | Wired, Wi-Fi |
| Type | Reader, Scanner, Keypad |
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Frequently Asked Questions
How far away can a credential be read?
13.56 MHz contactless reads at 2-4 inches with standard antennas. Long-range UHF readers (433 MHz, 900 MHz) read at 5-30 feet and are common in parking, vehicle ingress, and hands-free entry applications. The tradeoff is security — longer-range reads create larger opportunities for relay attacks. Match read range to the use case and confirm reader-credential pairing before mass-issuing credentials.
Can I read multiple credential types on one reader?
Multi-format readers (HID multiCLASS SE, ASSA OSDP multi-tech) support 125 kHz, 13.56 MHz, and mobile credentials simultaneously. They cost roughly 30-50% more than single-format readers but eliminate the credential-migration cliff. For organizations issuing mobile credentials alongside cards or transitioning from legacy prox, multi-format is almost always the right choice.
What's the difference between iCLASS Seos and Mifare DESFire?
Both are encrypted 13.56 MHz contactless standards used in modern access control. HID iCLASS Seos is HID's proprietary platform — broad reader ecosystem, mobile credential support via HID Mobile Access. Mifare DESFire EV2/EV3 is an open NXP standard used by many independent vendors and transit systems. Choose based on which controller/reader ecosystem you've committed to; performance is comparable.
How long do credentials last?
Physical cards last 5-7 years under normal pocket-and-purse use. Key fobs typically last longer, 7-10 years. Battery-powered active credentials (UHF tags) are limited by battery life, often 3-5 years. Mobile credentials don't have physical wear but require active phone OS support. Build credential replacement into annual budget; lost-card replacement runs $5-25 per card depending on technology.
Are biometric readers reliable enough for primary entry?
Modern fingerprint and facial recognition readers achieve very low false-reject rates (under 1% with good enrollment) and false-accept rates well below 1 in 100,000. They're reliable enough for primary entry in most commercial applications, with two important caveats: lighting and angle requirements for facial readers are strict, and a small minority of users have fingerprints that don't enroll reliably. Always pair biometrics with a credential fallback path.
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