Leviton 79A00-1 12-Volt DC Electric Door Strike with Access Control

Limit admission to designated areas using HAI by Leviton’s access control products. When you swipe a card or key tag, you can accomplish multiple functions, such as arming or disarming security, and activating a door strike to open a door. HAI by Leviton’s Access Control product family consists of a proximity card reader and accessories that connect to an HAI by Leviton home control system. The card reader is a 125-KHz, high-security, digitally encrypted, 26-bit proximity card reader that connects to a serial port on an HAI by Leviton Home Control System. It provides a read range up to 4 inches with the HAI by Leviton clamshell cards and up to 2 inches with the HAI by Leviton key tags. It has simplified wiring for residential or small commercial use – everything between the controller and the readers go over a single 4-conductor or Cat5 wire, including power. The reader incorporates an input for a push to exit button and an output for an electric door strike or magnetic lock. It can be mounted to a door frame (mullion) or to any flat wall surface. The two-color LEDs (green and red) and piezo sounder on the reader can be customized to provide individual feedback to the user. Use either a standard credit card-sized access control card or the convenient Access Control key tag to access the system. Each card is attached to a user code in the controller which can be managed with specific privileges. Users can be granted privileges based on time of day and day of week, and access can be restricted to specific readers. Each swipe can perform as many actions as desired and these results can be customized by time of day, arming condition, or any other monitored event. HAI by Leviton also offers an Access Control Keypad that is weatherproof and vandal resistant. Access control cards can also be tied in to any home automation functions that the HAI by Leviton Omni or Lumina family controller is capable of, including lighting, energy management, surveillance, and audio.