Axis 02774-001 2N AU2.0 RFID Reader

Axis Communications 02774-001 2N AU2.0 Overview

The Axis Communications 02774-001, also known as the 2N AU2.0, is a multi-frequency RFID reader designed for enterprise access control and identity verification applications. This reader integrates support for 125kHz, 13.56MHz, and NFC (Near Field Communication) technologies, making it suitable for deployments requiring mixed-technology credential support. The included keyboard input capability and PICard compatibility enable flexible authentication workflows in security integrator installations.

Axis Communications 02774-001 Key Features

• Multi-Frequency RFID Support: Reads 125kHz RFID cards, 13.56MHz cards, and NFC-enabled devices in a single reader unit, eliminating the need for separate hardware per technology standard.
• Keyboard Interface: Integrated keyboard input allows PIN entry and supplementary credential verification alongside card/NFC authentication.
• PICard Compatibility: Native support for PICard format credentials ensures seamless integration with existing Axis Communications security infrastructure and third-party systems utilizing this standard.
• Compact Reader Design: Purpose-built form factor suitable for wall-mount and embedded access control panel installations in indoor security environments.
• Dual-Technology Credential Support: Accommodates legacy 125kHz card stock alongside modern 13.56MHz and NFC implementations, allowing phased credential migrations without hardware replacement.
• Enterprise-Grade Integration: Designed for use within larger Axis Communications access control and IP intercom ecosystems, including 2N product lines and networked security deployments.

Axis Communications 02774-001 Integration & Compatibility

The 02774-001 reader integrates with Axis Communications access control platforms and 2N networked intercom systems. Multi-frequency support (125kHz, 13.56MHz, NFC) enables compatibility with diverse credential types commonly deployed in security integrator environments. The keyboard interface supports PIN-based authentication workflows and can be configured within access control panel configurations. Integrators should verify compatibility with target VMS platforms and access control management software during system design.