Axis Communications 03078-001 Network Door Controller

Product Description

The AXIS COMMUNICATIONS 03078-001 is the AXIS A1710-B Network Door Controller, a networked access control unit designed to manage multiple door entry points within a facility. It connects to a building's IP network to handle door authentication, credential processing, and access event logging. This controller is installed by licensed security integrators and low-voltage technicians as part of a structured electronic access control system. Its network-based architecture allows for centralized management of door hardware including electric strikes, magnetic locks, and card readers across multiple entry points.

The AXIS A1710-B is suited for commercial and enterprise installations where multiple doors must be controlled and monitored from a single networked platform. Typical deployment scenarios include office buildings, schools, healthcare facilities, and other multi-door environments that require centralized access management. It is categorized as a multiple-door controller, meaning it supports more than a single door pair from one device, reducing the number of controllers needed in mid-size to large installations.

Key Features

• Network-connected door controller supporting multiple door configurations
• IP-based architecture enables centralized access control management
• Compatible with standard access control peripherals including readers, locks, and request-to-exit devices
• Designed for commercial and enterprise multi-door deployments
• Sold as an individual unit (each)

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style network door controller for commercial access control systems supporting multiple door configurations. No specific compatible model numbers or system families were provided in the product data.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage or security systems technician in accordance with applicable local codes and NEC guidelines for low-voltage wiring. Power down all connected door hardware and lock power supplies before wiring the controller. Ensure the network switch port used provides sufficient power if the unit supports Power over Ethernet, or connect a rated external power supply as required. Consult the manufacturer datasheet and access control software documentation before commissioning door hardware connections.