Access point / access controller set No name PR402DR-SET (MPN 7249)

The No name PR402DR-SET combines a network access point and an access controller into a single set intended for managing entry points. The package is designed to provide centralized control of door locking mechanisms, user authentication and basic access schedules over wired or wireless network connections. The device pair supports common access control workflows for small offices, retail outlets and residential buildings where compact, straightforward management of doors and network connectivity is required.

Advantages

The set integrates network access and access control functions to reduce the need for separate devices and simplify installation. It supports both wired and wireless connectivity options so the access point can be positioned to match site layout and coverage requirements. User authentication and schedule-based access routines are handled by the controller, allowing basic automation of entry permissions. The compact form factor and standard interfaces enable compatibility with typical door hardware and network environments.

Suitable for

• Small office entrances and internal doors
• Retail shop backrooms and staff-only areas
• Residential building main doors or controlled common areas
• Locations requiring centralized, simple access scheduling

Key specifications

• Function: combined network access point and access controller for door control
• Network: supports wired Ethernet and wireless connection modes
• Access control: user authentication and schedule-based access management
• Integration: standard interfaces for door locks and peripherals
• Installation: wall- or surface-mountable compact modules suitable for small sites

How to use

Install the access point in a location that provides required wireless coverage or connect it to the site Ethernet. Mount the access controller close to the door or locking hardware and connect the lock, request-to-exit and any readers to the controller using the appropriate wiring. Configure network settings and define user credentials and access schedules via the device interface or management software. Test the lock operation, card or credential recognition and scheduled routines before commissioning the system for daily use.

Usage recommendations

For reliable operation, place the access point where it has clear line-of-sight to the coverage area and avoid mounting near large metal objects or strong electromagnetic sources. Use stable network connections for the controller and maintain regular backups of user and schedule configurations. For higher security needs, integrate the set with additional authentication methods or a centralized management platform.