Realtime T4D Four-Door Network Access Controller, 30,000 Cards

Overview

The Realtime T4D is a door controller for up to four doors. Card readers connect to it, it decides who may enter and when, and it releases the lock. It suits offices, factories and buildings that want doors managed from a computer.

Is it right for you?

Choose it if you want card access on up to four doors managed from software over the network. For a single door with no computer, a standalone keypad such as the Realtime K2n is simpler.

Key features

• Controls up to four doors
• 30,000 card users and 200,000 event records
• Wiegand 26 or 34 bit reader inputs, readers up to 80 to 100 m away
• TCP/IP and RS485 communication
• Works offline and online

What else you need

• A Wiegand card reader for each door (and each exit side if needed), such as the Realtime RF10
• An electric lock, exit button and door sensor for each door
• A 12 V DC access control power supply
• Cards or key tags

Installation

The controller is mounted in a secure place and wired to readers, locks and exit buttons at each door. This is a job for an installer.

Software and licences

It is managed from access control software that uses an MS Access or SQL database. The software name and licence terms are not stated by the manufacturer; ask our team before you order.

Before you buy

• Check that your card readers output Wiegand 26 or 34 bit
• Enclosure and power supply contents are not stated by the manufacturer