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Built for organisations ready to embrace modern credentials without leaving legacy systems behind, this next-generation reader supports Pin Code, Prox, 13.56MHz NFC smartcards, Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) 5.3 mobile credentials and wallet-based access – making it easier than ever to open doors with a card, phone, or wearable.

Unlike traditional readers, the Wavelynx APEX AX-25-SUMMIT Keypad Reader is designed to future-proof your security infrastructure. It features OSDP v2.2 Verified communications with an intelligent Autodetect function, enabling simple upgrades from legacy Wiegand systems without the expense of rewiring. Whether you’re running a brand-new deployment or upgrading existing infrastructure, the AX-20 makes the transition seamless.

Durability and reliability are central to its design. The IP65+ rated housing ensures protection against weather, dust, and moisture, while the metal cast mounting plate reinforces long-lasting installation stability. Its single gang form factor provides a larger footprint than mullion readers, ideal for wall-mount installations or environments that demand a more visible reader presence.

Security is never compromised with the Wavelynx AX-25 range. Equipped with an EAL6+ Secure Element for strong data encryption and accelerometer-based tamper detection, it safeguards your facility against both digital and physical intrusion attempts. Meanwhile, its remote firmware update capability keeps your system current with the latest features and security enhancements – no site visit required.

For end users, the experience is intuitive and seamless. A multi-colour LED light bar provides immediate credential feedback, while the broad power range (5–24VDC) supports diverse system requirements with minimal power consumption. The AX-25 is also fully interoperable with Wavelynx Ethos readers, so your access ecosystem remains flexible, scalable, and consistent across devices.

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Built for organisations ready to embrace modern credentials without leaving legacy systems behind, this next-generation reader supports Prox, 13.56MHz NFC smartcards, Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) 5.3 mobile credentials, and wallet-based access – making it easier than ever to open doors with a card, phone, or wearable.

Unlike traditional readers, the Wavelynx APEX AX-20-SUMMIT Prox Reader is designed to future-proof your security infrastructure. It features OSDP v2.2 Verified communications with an intelligent Autodetect function, enabling simple upgrades from legacy Wiegand systems without the expense of rewiring. Whether you’re running a brand-new deployment or upgrading existing infrastructure, the AX-20 makes the transition seamless.

Durability and reliability are central to its design. The IP65+ rated housing ensures protection against weather, dust, and moisture, while the metal cast mounting plate reinforces long-lasting installation stability. Its single gang form factor provides a larger footprint than mullion readers, ideal for wall-mount installations or environments that demand a more visible reader presence.

Security is never compromised with the AX-20 range. Equipped with an EAL6+ Secure Element for strong data encryption and accelerometer-based tamper detection, it safeguards your facility against both digital and physical intrusion attempts. Meanwhile, its remote firmware update capability keeps your system current with the latest features and security enhancements – no site visit required.

For end users, the experience is intuitive and seamless. A multi-colour LED light bar provides immediate credential feedback, while the broad power range (5–24VDC) supports diverse system requirements with minimal power consumption. The AX-20 is also fully interoperable with Wavelynx Ethos readers, so your access ecosystem remains flexible, scalable, and consistent across devices.

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The 9134173 is designed for use with the 2N IP Verso and IP Force devices.

Offers a simple and fast door entry / identification solution for staff and residents, without the need for keys or door entry codes.

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Used in conjunction with the 2N Vers and Force IP-addressable Door Entry Systems (when fitted with an internal or external Card Reader).

Ideal for fast, secure, code-free door access by staff or residents.

An alternative key fob is available with 125kHz frequency support. Please click on the 9134166E for further details.

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A PIN to pair each user is generated in the web interface of the specific equipment (2N Access Unit Bluetooth or 2N Helios IP Verso) or in the 2N Access Commander software. To enter the PIN into the application, the user must be near the external Bluetooth reader (typically located at the administrator’s PC or with a receptionist) with their smartphone.

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This unit functions as a stand-alone access device, but can be expanded to feature a backlit info panel, or any other 2N Verso range module. Each option requires additional mounting/finishing components in order to complete the device.

The 2N 916032 Keypad Access Control Reader is primarily designed for use indoors or protected outdoor areas, having an IP54 protection rating.

As a standalone access control device, the 916032 also requires a cover plate (Part No. 9155021). Power is supplied either via PoE or external power supply (Part No. 91341481E). The 9137423E, not included, is required to add fingerprint identities onto the online system in order to operate door entry.

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