Securevision provides reliable standalone access controllers, card readers, and security keypads for both residential and commercial applications.
Securevision specializes in practical security and access control solutions designed to secure single doors or integrate into larger networks. Their product lineup includes multifunction standalone access controllers, such as Wiegand output touch keypads and RFID card readers.
Built for indoor and outdoor versatility, Securevision devices often feature sturdy designs with built-in short circuit protection, making them ideal for small shops, domestic households, and demanding commercial environments like factories and warehouses.
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To reset to factory defaults, power the unit on. When the LED light turns orange, press the '#' key and release it immediately. Hearing 'didi' twice indicates the system is back to factory settings. Registered users are not deleted during this process.
Enter programming mode by typing '* [Master Code] #'. Then press '1', enter a User ID number (1-2000), press '#', enter a 4-digit PIN, and press '#'. You can then press '*' to exit programming mode.
Depending on the system settings, if there are 10 incorrect PIN entries or invalid card reads within a 10 minute period, the keypad will either lock out for 10 minutes or activate the inside buzzer for 10 minutes.
Yes, Securevision readers like the T15EM feature an IP65 waterproof rating and an operating temperature range of -45°C to 60°C, making them suitable for both indoor and outdoor installations in harsh environments.