Wireless RFID Keypad eTiger eTIGER 35768-uniw with RFID keyfobs, universal access control

eTiger eTIGER 35768-uniw is a wireless RFID keypad that combines numeric PIN entry with RFID keyfob authentication for universal access control. Intended for door, gate and alarm system integration, this compact unit supports keyless entry and remote mounting where wired connections are impractical. The package includes RFID keyfobs to allow immediate configuration of user credentials and simple deployment in residential or light commercial environments.

Advantages

The device offers dual authentication modes — PIN code and RFID — which increases flexibility for different users and security policies. Wireless operation simplifies installation and reduces the need to run power or data cabling to the entry point. The keypad design and included keyfobs provide quick, predictable user enrolment and day-to-day operation while supporting common access control scenarios.

Suitable for

• Residential main or side door access control
• Small office or retail premises with light commercial access needs
• Gate entry systems where wireless mounting is needed
• Integration with alarm panels requiring a local PIN or tag-based disarm method

Key specifications

• Authentication modes: numeric PIN and RFID keyfob
• Wireless communication for remote mounting and simplified installation
• Compact keypad enclosure designed for wall or gate post mounting
• Included RFID keyfobs for immediate user registration
• Suitable for residential and light commercial installations

How to use

Mount the wireless keypad in a sheltered location at the desired entry point following manufacturer mounting recommendations. Power the unit according to the supplied instructions and enroll RFID keyfobs by following the enrollment procedure: typically press the programming button on the controller or keypad, present the keyfob and assign an access level or PIN. Users can gain access either by presenting an enrolled keyfob to the reader or by entering an authorized PIN on the keypad. Use the system’s control panel or installer interface to manage users, PIN codes and integration settings with doors, gates or alarm systems.

Usage recommendations

Place the keypad under an overhang or other protected location to reduce exposure to direct weather. Regularly review and update PIN codes and remove lost or unused keyfobs from the user list. For installations requiring higher security, combine RFID and unique PIN use policies and integrate the keypad with a monitored access control or alarm system.