Access control keypad PNI DK220, stand alone, exterior and interior, IP65, with 2 relays

More safety

You no longer have to worry about forgetting to take your key or losing your home or office key. Just enter your password or swipe your card on the access control keypad to open the door.

With a solid appearance, zinc alloy housing and insulation of internal components that ensure its IP65 water protection class, the PNI DK220 is difficult to disassemble. If intruders try to disassemble the device, the anti-tamper alarm will be triggered if you have connected an external siren to the keypad.

The keyboard with illuminated buttons allows users to easily find and type the correct password even at night. The key light can be set according to your preferences: always on, always off or on when the device detects human presence.

Key programming

All operations are done directly on the keyboard, it is not necessary to connect the device to a computer.

Add and delete users easily. Set a master card for adding and a master card for deleting users quickly.

Erase a lost card by typing its numeric code, set the door's open delay time, set PIN codes and "duress" alarm codes and door opening modes, all easily done directly from the keypad.

Two relays, two door access control

The PNI DK220 access control keypad can control access to two doors. Set different passwords and EM cards for each door.

Choose one of 7 keypad operation modes : Wiegand card reader, stand-alone for one door, stand-alone for two doors, external card reader for two doors, two interconnected devices for two doors, anti-passback for single door and anti-passback for two doors. The anti-passback function does not allow the user a second access without first registering an exit.

Connections and Alarms

The PNI DK220 supports the connection of an external siren, an external card reader, a doorbell, an electromagnetic doorbell or electromagnet, and a door contact.

The PNI DK220 keypad is a complex device that, depending on the connected devices, can function not only as an access control system, but also as an alarm system.

The device has 3 types of alarm: anti-sabotage (tamper) alarm if someone tries to pull the keyboard from the wall, open door alarm (if a wired door contact is connected) and "duress" alarm (if, under threat, the user enters the code or read the "duress" card, the door will open but will send an alarm signal at the same time).