Kantech KT-100 Access control controller

Technical Specification

Features:
  • Make: Kantech
  • Model code: KT-100
  • Controller Type: Standalone
  • Max No. of Doors per Controller: 1
  • Offline Capabilities: Yes
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The KT-100 firmware program is stored in flash memory for easy upload from the owrkstation without changing memory chips.  Using a TCP/IP interface module, the KT-100 can be connected to a LAN/WAN network.  Mounts on the secure side of a door, reducing the length of cable requred. Includes connections for 2 card readers, lock device, door contact and request to exit.  Can be easily mounted on a single gang box (flush mount) or on a surface back box.

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Make Kantech
Manufacturer Kantech
Category Access Control>Access control controllers
Model code KT-100
Controller Type Standalone
Max No. of Doors per Controller 1
Offline Capabilities Yes
Communication Type TCP/IP
Onboard No/Type of Inputs / Outputs 4 inputs, 2 outputs
Universal / Wiegand Reader Interface Yes
Electrical Specifications Voltage: 14 V DC
Power Consumption: 50 mA
Physical Specifications Dimensions mm: 114 x 70 x 30
Environmental Specifications Operating Temp oC: 2 ~ 40
Operating Humidity %: 0 ~ 95
Accessories Mini Door Controller
Additional info The KT-100 firmware program is stored in flash memory for easy upload from the owrkstation without changing memory chips.  Using a TCP/IP interface module, the KT-100 can be connected to a LAN/WAN network.  Mounts on the secure side of a door, reducing the length of cable requred. Includes connections for 2 card readers, lock device, door contact and request to exit.  Can be easily mounted on a single gang box (flush mount) or on a surface back box.
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