Paxton Access Inc. 003-375-US Access Control Server

Product Description

The PAXTON ACCESS INC. 003-375-US is a centralized access control server designed to manage multi-door security systems in commercial and institutional environments. It serves as the core processing unit for the Paxton 10 platform, coordinating door controllers, credentials, user permissions, and event logging across an entire site. Licensed security integrators and access control technicians install and configure this server as part of a networked building security infrastructure. It is sold as a single unit and is suited for installations requiring scalable, software-driven control of multiple entry points.

This server is intended for multi-door access control deployments in commercial buildings, office complexes, schools, healthcare facilities, and similar environments where centralized management of access credentials and door hardware is required. It operates within the Paxton 10 ecosystem, working alongside compatible door controllers, readers, and software to deliver a unified access management solution. The unit ships individually and is configured during commissioning by a qualified installer.

Key Features

• Centralized server for the Paxton 10 access control platform
• Supports multi-door configurations for commercial and institutional sites
• Designed for integration with Paxton 10 door controllers, readers, and management software
• Sold as a single unit for straightforward procurement and deployment

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style server unit for use within the Paxton 10 access control platform in multi-door commercial installations.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed security or low-voltage systems integrator familiar with networked access control systems. Power down and isolate all related door controllers and network infrastructure before servicing or replacing server hardware. Follow applicable local electrical codes and the manufacturer's commissioning documentation during setup and configuration. Do not attempt to modify firmware or hardware outside of manufacturer-approved procedures.