HES KP-103 Indoor Keypad Dual Relay Access Control

HES KP-103 Indoor Keypad Dual Relay Access Control

The HES KP-103 is a professional-grade indoor keypad designed for secure access control applications requiring dual relay output and electric gate (EG) input capability. Built for integration into Integrated Control System (ICS) environments, this keypad delivers reliable credential entry and switching control for doors, gates, and barrier systems in secure facilities, offices, and institutional settings.

Key Features

• Dual relay output for synchronized door and gate control
• Electric gate (EG) input functionality for auxiliary system integration
• ICS-compatible architecture for seamless network deployment
• Indoor-rated design for secure facility installations
• Secure credential entry mechanism for access control workflows
• Supports synchronized multi-point barrier switching

Technical Highlights

The KP-103 operates as a peripheral device within ICS-based access control networks, providing dual relay switching for coordinated activation of access points. The EG input enables direct integration with electric gate operators and auxiliary control systems, allowing the keypad to function as both an entry device and a control interface for multi-stage barrier systems. This dual functionality reduces installation complexity in environments requiring integrated door-gate-barrier control.

Applications

• Corporate offices and secure perimeter access points
• Government and institutional facilities requiring dual-relay switching
• Electric gate and barrier system control in parking facilities
• Integrated access control networks with multiple synchronized exit points
• Buildings requiring coordinated door and gate operation from a single credential entry point

Installation Considerations

Installers should verify compatibility with existing ICS controllers and relay configurations before deployment. The KP-103's dual relay architecture requires proper configuration to ensure synchronized operation with connected access points. EG input integration must be validated against the specifications of connected gate operators and auxiliary devices.