Paxton Access Inc. 682-528-US Net2 Plus 1-door Acu

Product Description

The PAXTON ACCESS INC. 682-528-US is a single-door access control unit (ACU) supplied in a fitted enclosure, designed for networked door access management systems. This unit is the core controller in a Net2 Plus installation, handling credential reads, relay outputs, and network communication for one door. It is intended for installation by licensed security technicians and low-voltage electricians in commercial and light-commercial applications where centralized access control is required. The enclosed format keeps internal components protected during installation and operation, reducing the need for separate housing.

This unit is suited for interior or sheltered installations where a single controlled door entry point is needed. Typical scenarios include office entrances, server room doors, interior security perimeters, and similar single-door access points within a Net2 Plus networked system. The unit operates as part of a broader Net2 Plus network, allowing door events and credentials to be managed centrally through Net2 Plus software. It ships as a single unit ready for panel-level installation.

Key Features

• Single-door ACU configuration simplifies wiring and commissioning for one controlled entry point
• Supplied in enclosure — no separate housing required at installation
• Designed for integration with Net2 Plus networked access control software
• Handles credential processing and relay output for one door from a single unit
• Sold as an individual unit (each), suitable for standalone or multi-node Net2 Plus deployments

Compatibility

Designed for use within Net2 Plus networked access control systems. This ACU is part of the Net2 Plus product family and is intended to operate with compatible Net2 Plus readers, software, and network infrastructure.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage electrician or certified security systems technician familiar with access control wiring practices. Power down the panel and de-energize all related circuits before making connections. Wiring should comply with applicable local codes and NEC low-voltage installation requirements. Do not apply line voltage to low-voltage terminals at any point during or after installation.