STP Access Control Kit Standalone Reader Prox and PIN 500kg Maglock

A complete access control kit reduces the component selection and compatibility verification effort for a standard single-door installation: the reader, maglock, and bracket in the kit are selected for compatibility with each other and with standard single-door access control configurations, removing the risk of component mismatch when sourcing parts individually.

The standalone proximity and PIN reader operates without a separate access control panel: it stores credentials locally and controls the door lock output directly from the reader, making it the appropriate specification for single-door installations where a networked or multi-door system is not required. Users are enrolled directly into the reader using proximity cards, keyfobs, or the PIN keypad.

At 500kg holding force, the magnetic lock provides substantial physical resistance to forced entry when energised. The failsafe operation (the lock releases on power loss) is the standard configuration for access-controlled emergency egress doors where fire regulations require the door to be free-opening on power failure.

The Z&L bracket in the kit provides the mounting hardware for the maglock at the door frame, and the standalone reader is mounted to the wall or door frame at the access control point.

For access control and CCTV installers completing single-door standalone access control installations across London and the UK where a complete reader, maglock, and bracket kit is the simplest procurement route, the STP ACC-CUCCTV-KIT1 provides all the primary hardware in one order.

Key Features

• Complete kit: standalone proximity and PIN reader, 500kg maglock, and bracket
• Standalone reader: no separate access control panel required
• 500kg holding force magnetic lock for substantial door security
• Failsafe maglock: releases on power loss for emergency egress compliance
• All components selected for mutual compatibility in a single-door installation
• Proximity card, keyfob, and PIN credential methods on the standalone reader