Eura ACA-20C9 IP Gate Module for Electronic Locks and Nameplates

Eura ACA-20C9 IP Gate Module for Electronic Locks and Nameplates provides networked control and connectivity for door locks and digital nameplates. Designed for integration with IP-based access control and intercom systems, the module translates network commands into local control signals for electric strikes, magnetic locks and illuminated signage. The device is intended for use in residential buildings, apartment blocks, and commercial entrances where remote operation, central management and status monitoring of locking devices are required.

Advantages

The module supports standard IP communication to allow centralised control and monitoring of door locks and nameplates over local networks. It converts network instructions into reliable dry-contact or voltage outputs compatible with common electronic locking hardware and illuminated nameplates. Compact design enables straightforward installation in entrance panels or control cabinets, while its compatibility with IP systems reduces the need for separate wiring and allows remote operation and diagnostics.

Suitable for

• Apartment block entry systems with remote door release
• Commercial building access control where network management is required
• Intercom and IP video door stations that need lock control and nameplate illumination
• Renovation projects replacing analogue gate modules with IP-enabled units

Key specifications

• Network interface: IP connectivity for integration with LAN-based access systems
• Outputs: Control outputs suitable for electric strikes, electromagnetic locks and illuminated nameplates
• Control signals: Dry contact and/or low-voltage switching outputs for lock release
• Mounting: Compact form factor for mounting in entrance panels or control cabinets
• Compatibility: Designed to work with IP intercoms and access control platforms

How to use

Install the module in the entrance panel or control cabinet and connect to the local IP network according to system wiring diagrams. Wire the lock and nameplate circuits to the module’s control outputs, ensuring correct polarity and voltage compatibility with the connected devices. Configure network settings and integrate the module with the access control or intercom platform to map lock release commands and nameplate control. Verify operation by performing remote lock release tests and confirming nameplate illumination control from the management station.

Usage recommendations

Use with compatible electronic strikes or magnetic locks rated for the module’s control outputs; consult device specifications before installation. Ensure the local network and access control system are configured with appropriate security measures, and schedule periodic checks of connections and firmware updates where supported to maintain reliable remote operation.