At a glance
- Doors
- 4 doors, 1-way
- Card Capacity
- 20,000
- Communication
- TCP/IP, Wiegand26
- Range for Wiegand Reader
- Up to 80 m
- Event Logs
- 60,000
Model MAC-D4MORX MAC-D4 4-Door Access Control Panel, 1-Way, TCP/IP and Web Server
₹16,178 Incl. GST
₹13,710 + 18% GST
At a glance
- Doors
- 4 doors, 1-way
- Card Capacity
- 20,000
- Communication
- TCP/IP, Wiegand26
- Range for Wiegand Reader
- Up to 80 m
- Event Logs
- 60,000
Networked access control panel for four doors with an entry reader on each, for a group of office, store or lab doors on one site. 20,000 card users, built-in web server, door interlock, TCP/IP and Wiegand 26 readers; enclosure sold separately.
- WarrantyManufacturer warranty under MORX's terms. Warranty claims
- DeliveryPrice, availability and delivery charges are confirmed in your quotation. Shipping and delivery
Overview
The MORX MAC-D4 is a networked access control panel for four doors, each with one entry reader, so people present a card to get in and press an exit button to get out. Readers send card numbers to the panel over Wiegand, and the panel decides whether to release the lock and stores the event. It suits a floor or small building with several doors that only need card entry, such as cabins, store rooms and staff areas.
Is it right for you?
- Suits up to four doors that need card entry only, with an exit button inside each.
- Not for recording exits by card: each door is one-way. For entry and exit readers, the MORX MAC-D1 (one door) or MAC-D2 (two doors).
- Suits readers with a Wiegand output, including card and fingerprint readers.
- The board comes without a cabinet, so plan an enclosure such as the MORX Box+SMPS.
Key features
- Holds 20,000 card users and 60,000 transaction logs.
- Built-in web server for setup and monitoring from a browser, with no software to install.
- Door interlock function.
- Wired network connection (TCP/IP) and Wiegand reader inputs with cable runs of up to 80 m to each reader.
- Four doors from one board, so one enclosure and one supply serve a whole floor.
What else you need
- Four Wiegand card or fingerprint readers, one per door.
- A lock for each door: an electromagnetic (EM) lock, drop bolt or electric strike, and an exit button inside each door.
- A 12 V supply able to carry four locks, and a metal enclosure, which is sold separately; the MORX Box+SMPS is the matching option.
- A network point.
- Door sensors if you want door-held-open or forced-door alarms.
Installation
An access control installer should fit it. The board is mounted in an enclosure, the four readers are wired over Wiegand (up to 80 m each), the locks and exit buttons are connected, and the panel is given a network address. Users, cards and schedules are then set up in the browser.
Software and licences
Setup and monitoring run from the panel’s built-in web server in a browser. No separate software or licence is stated.
Before you buy
- Each door is controlled in one direction only, so exit is by button, not by card.
- The enclosure is purchased separately; the MORX Box+SMPS is the matching option.
- Check that the supply can carry four locks at once.
Technical specifications
Key facts
- What is it?
- Controllers & PanelsBrand MORX
- Does it support Wiegand?
- Yes26-bit
- What capacity does it support?
- 20,000 cards4 doors60,000 transaction records
- Can SecurityGearHub help with installation?
- Setup guidanceManuals, wiring guides and answers to setup questions. On-site work is arranged separately where available. Ask about installation
- Which documents are available?
- On request. Ask us for the datasheet.
- Not stated by the manufacturer
- power, PoE, RS-485, OSDP, software, box contents
RelatedGuideAccess control door setup checklistDocumentsAll MORX documents
- Model / configuration
- MAC-D4
- Features and configuration
- 4-Door Access Control Panel - Manage 4 doors 1 way to 20,000 Cad Users - 60,000 transaction logs - Built in Web Server - Provides Door Interlock function - Communication: TCP/IP, Wiegand26 - Range for Wiegand Reader: 80 Meters Metal enclosure need to Purchase extra
- Communication
- TCP/IP, Wiegand26
- Range for Wiegand Reader
- Up to 80 m
- Doors
- 4 doors, 1-way (entry reader only)
- Event Logs
- 60,000
- Web Server
- Built-in
- Door Interlock
- Yes
- Enclosure
- Not included; metal enclosure purchased separately
- Card Capacity
- 20,000
- Warranty
- Manufacturer warranty under MORX's terms. How claims work
Product attributes and shipping details
| Brand | MORX |
|---|---|
| Connectivity | Wiegand, Ethernet |
Questions about this product
Can people use a card to leave as well?
No. The MAC-D4 has one entry reader per door, and exit is by button. For exit readers, look at the MAC-D1 or MAC-D2.
Does it need an internet connection?
No. It is set up and monitored over the local network from a browser using its built-in web server, and it stores 60,000 logs on the panel.
Which readers work with it?
Readers with a Wiegand output, including card and fingerprint readers, with up to 80 m of cable to each.
Is the enclosure included?
No. The metal enclosure is purchased separately. The MORX Box+SMPS is the matching option.
How many cards and events does it hold?
20,000 card users and 60,000 transaction logs.
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