2N 03036-001 125khz Rfid Card Reader Ip Force

Product Description

The 2N AN AXIS COMPANY 03036-001 is a 125kHz RFID card reader module designed for integration with the 2N IP Force door intercom and access control platform. Operating at the 125kHz frequency band, it reads standard proximity cards and key fobs used in low-frequency access control applications. This module is installed by security integrators, low-voltage technicians, and access control professionals as part of a complete entry system deployment. It ships as a single unit and is classified as a reader accessory within the 2N IP Force product ecosystem.

This card reader module is intended for use with the 2N IP Force IP intercom unit in residential and commercial access control installations. It enables proximity credential reading at entry points such as building doors, gates, and secured access panels. Typical installations include multi-tenant residential buildings, small office environments, and light commercial facilities where low-frequency RFID credentials are the established standard. The module is sold individually and integrates directly into compatible 2N IP Force hardware configurations.

Key Features

• Operates at 125kHz frequency for standard proximity card and fob compatibility
• Designed as an accessory module for the 2N IP Force IP intercom platform
• Sold as a single unit for targeted component replacement or system expansion
• Suited for both residential and light commercial access control applications
• Classified as a reader accessory for structured access control deployments

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style reader accessory module for use with the 2N IP Force IP intercom and access control platform.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage technician or qualified access control integrator. Power down the intercom unit and disconnect all associated wiring before removing or installing any reader module. Follow the manufacturer documentation and applicable low-voltage wiring codes for your jurisdiction when routing and terminating connections. Verify credential compatibility with the existing access control system before commissioning.