Tripp Lite TL3-POE-RFID Tanlock 3 Cabinet Lock Rfid Poe

Product Description

The TRIPP LITE TL3-POE-RFID is a Tanlock 3 cabinet locking device with a black powder coat finish, designed for secure access control in enterprise rack and enclosure environments. It delivers Power over Ethernet (POE) operation alongside RFID-based authentication, eliminating the need for a separate power run to the lock mechanism. The black powder coat finish provides a clean, durable exterior suited for data center and network room installations. This unit is sold individually and is intended for installation by qualified IT infrastructure or low-voltage technicians.

The TL3-POE-RFID fits into enterprise environments where physical security of network racks, server cabinets, or PDU enclosures is required. It is well suited for data centers, server rooms, network closets, and similar controlled-access spaces. The RFID access feature supports credential-based entry management, making it appropriate for facilities that require an audit trail or multi-user access control on individual cabinet doors.

Key Features

• Tanlock 3 form factor for compatible rack and cabinet door integration
• Power over Ethernet (POE) eliminates the need for a dedicated power supply at the lock
• RFID authentication supports credential-based access control
• Black powder coat finish for durability and clean appearance
• Sold as a single unit for flexible, per-cabinet deployment

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or upgrade lock for enterprise rack cabinets and enclosures that support the Tanlock 3 mounting standard.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified low-voltage technician or IT infrastructure professional familiar with rack access control systems. Ensure the POE source (switch port or injector) is verified to meet the lock's power requirements before connecting. Disable access credentials and power down the POE feed before servicing or replacing the unit. Refer to applicable facility security policies and low-voltage wiring codes during installation.