ADC-AC-X1100-2PSE Hid Aero X1100 Two Door Access Control

Product Description

The ALARM.COM INCORPORATED ADC-AC-X1100-2PSE is a two-door access control panel built on the HID Aero X1100 platform. It manages entry and egress at up to two doors within a single controller, handling credential verification, door scheduling, and event logging. This type of panel is a core component in commercial and light-industrial access control systems, typically installed by licensed low-voltage or security systems technicians. It is sold as a single unit and is suited for facilities requiring a compact, centrally managed access solution without the overhead of a full enterprise controller.

The ADC-AC-X1100-2PSE fits applications where two controlled entry points must be managed from one device. Typical installs include office suites, server rooms, retail back-of-house areas, and light commercial facilities. It is designed to integrate within broader Alarm.com-ecosystem security deployments, making it a practical fit for security integrators already working within that platform. The two-door capacity keeps the footprint small while covering the majority of small-to-mid-size commercial access scenarios.

Key Features

• Controls up to two independent doors from a single panel
• Built on the HID Aero X1100 access control architecture
• Designed for integration within Alarm.com-compatible security systems
• Sold as a single unit (each) for straightforward procurement
• Suited for commercial and light-industrial access control deployments

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and integration-ready component for two-door access control applications within Alarm.com-compatible security system deployments.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage or security systems technician familiar with access control wiring and applicable local codes. Power down all associated door hardware, strikes, and readers before beginning wiring work. Consult the manufacturer data sheet for connector pinouts and power requirements before making any terminations. Follow NEC Article 725 guidelines for low-voltage control wiring throughout the installation.