SecureMyDoor Proximity Digital Keypad for Door Entry System | with Both RFID Fobs and Pin Code Entry | For Indoor Security Access Control Use | Touchpad Backlight Keypad | Standalone Touchpad LED

We are in the process of putting in an electric gate, and this will be used outside to control the gate, we have provisionally tested it off the circuit and it is working, nice sturdy looking keypad and looks smart when installed on the post. Overall, seems like it will be easy to wire up.Good quality, good price, happy to recommend

I installed this proximity digital keypad for additional security in our home. setting it up was so easy and the programming process is not complicated, the instructions on the manual is so simple..The keypad is accurate and perfectly responds to both RFID AND PIN codes and easily manages multiple users without hassle. It has a low power consumption feature which can help us save in energy cost. The keypad is made of high quality materials and sturdy which is durable for often use. It's a must have and highly recommended.

I have just got this SecureMyDoor digital security keypad to upgrade our front door rented property. Out of the package, the keypad looks really great in high quality metal.The installation process is quite straightforward. I just follow the manual to connect the wires. All the wires go straight into the keypad, no need advance electric knowledge to install it.The pin is really easy to set up in 4 digital code. There are backlight on the keypad to support key in the dark. The keypad also supports RFID Fobs.Overall, I would like to recommend this digital security keypad due to its great function and high quality.

So I've had similar things to this like door locks which can let people in with fobs, etc, but this one is more of a traditional keypad. It should be noted that this is a piece of equipment more for professionals or hobbyists who know what they are doing, and not a quick job you can DIY. It only contains the keypad which means you will likely need to order RF fobs if that is your intention, and also have a method of powering it.For us, we used it as a home electronics experiment to try and create a locked box, which after a lot of fiddling around and other equipment that we had laying around we were able to do, but it is not the usual intended purpose for a device like this.It does it's job as intended, but again, for those that know what they are doing. The wiring diagram is helpful and allows those of us who are amateurs to get something working from it.

This is a fully featured entry system. You've got plenty of connection options for typical mag-door set-ups and more. The LED illumination is clear and good so will work in a low-light location too.The terminal blocks are fairly small and once the wires are fitted it's hard to see the screen-print on the PCB to identify them. I appreciate it's a small device with lots of options but they feel just slightly undersized. Fortunately you'll only need to wire in once.The keys and case itself are a little rattly and makes it feel lower quality that it actually is as it's a solid construction.It comes with a varistor but doesn't explain how to wire this in. If you know, you know but it's not helpful for notices. Likewise some of the connectivity such as the data lines are not explained.A real shame is that it doesn't come with any RFID tags but understandable.

Smashing little unit, solid build and loads of installation possibilities.It feels very robust with a decent bit of weight to it... far better than the plastic-cased alternatives.They've provided a good selection of connections points for different jobs, and it includes a tamper-switch circuit for when the cover is removed. The keypad is generally OK (easy to see/operate etc), with the only minor annoyance being the loose/wobbly feel to them. I'm sure that could easily have been solved with a foam or soft rubber membrane during manufacture, and it's something I'll certainly be looking to fix myself.That said, I really do like this keypad, and although I've yet to try the RFID fob feature, just as a standalone keypad system it's good bit of kit.On a quality/value-for-money basis.... a generous 5-Stars (a definite 5 if they sort out the wobbly keys).

This is not a cheap keypad but once unboxed it is easy to see why.It is a high quality product of robust metal construction and exudes quality.Make no mistake, you need electrical/electronic skills to install this without breaking a sweat as it is quite complex to figure out if you dont have at least basic skills or experience with this type of product.Be aware that this is a keypad only and requires an electrically operated lock/latch and a 12volt power supply.If you DO know what you are doing you will appreciate the quality and functionality of this keypad. A comprehensive manual is supplied.It will accommodate up to 1000 individual users via 4 digit codes or rfid fobs/cards.It illuminates when approaching making it easy to see and use in darker locations.£39.97 at the time of my review

I recently installed this proximity digital keypad for access control at our office, and it has been fantastic! The ability to store up to 1000 user cards and PIN codes is a huge plus, as it easily manages multiple users without any hassle. The installation was straightforward, and the programming process was simple, thanks to the clear user manual provided.I appreciate its low power consumption, which helps in saving energy costs. The keypad feels sturdy and is made from high-quality materials, ensuring durability for regular use. The RFID and PIN code technology offer a secure way to restrict access, making it perfect for ensuring safety in restricted areas. This has been a game-changer for our office's security, and I would highly recommend it to anyone looking for an easy-to-use, reliable access control solution!