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Sdc/Security Door Controls 705UL1R Key Switch DPDT Controller
Sdc/Security Door Controls 705UL1R Door ControllerOverviewThe SDC 705UL1R is a key switch-based DPDT door controller engineered for multi-door access …
Sdc/Security Door Controls 705UL1R Key Switch DPDT Controller
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Overview
Sdc/Security Door Controls 705UL1R Door Controller
Overview
The SDC 705UL1R is a key switch-based DPDT door controller engineered for multi-door access control deployments. Designed for security integrators managing medium-to-large facility access, it provides centralized credential management across up to 63 doors with support for 250,000 user records. The architecture supports mixed credential ecosystems, making it suitable for phased migration or heterogeneous environments.
Specifications
Door Capacity: 63 doors. Max Users: 250,000. Credential Support: DESFire, MIFARE, NFC/13.56MHz, 125kHz Proximity. Communication: OSDP and TCP/IP protocols. Configuration: Key switch DPDT relay logic.
Compatibility
Compatible with standard access control system architectures using OSDP or TCP/IP communication. Supports enterprise-grade credentials including DESFire and MIFARE smart cards, NFC, and legacy 125kHz proximity cards. Suitable for integration with building management systems and third-party access control platforms.
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Deployment & Configuration Support
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- User setup guidance
- Migration and system standardization across single-site or multi-site deployments
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