2N 02773-001 Access Unit 2.0 Bluetooth and RFID Reader Module, 125 KHz, 13.56 MHz

Designed for fast, secure, touchless entry, the 2N Access Unit 2.0 Bluetooth and RFID reader delivers a flexible access control solution for residential and light commercial properties. The 2N Access Unit 2.0 uses 2N’s proprietary RFID chip to read nearly all 125 kHz and 13.56 MHz credentials, letting occupants use existing cards and reducing replacement costs. Integrated Bluetooth enables mobile credentialing and proximity-based access for a seamless user experience.

Installation is straightforward: connect an Ethernet cable and provide 12V DC power for immediate operation, with remote administration tools that simplify ongoing management and monitoring. The compact, low-profile housing supports flush mount or glass installations, fitting modern architectural aesthetics while providing robust security and interoperability with your access control system. Ideal for projects that prioritize hygiene, convenience, and reliable credential support, this reader also complements surveillance and building security systems for improved site monitoring.

Choose the 2N Access Unit 2.0 to speed deployment, lower card reissue costs, and enhance occupant convenience—contact sales to discuss integration or order for your next access control upgrade.

• Universal card compatibility: built-in 2N RFID chip reads most 125 kHz and 13.56 MHz credentials so users can keep existing cards for a smoother rollout
• Touchless, secure entry: Bluetooth plus dual-frequency RFID enables hygienic, contactless access while maintaining strong security for residential and light commercial sites
• Fast installation and network management: simple Ethernet connection (PoE-capable systems) and 12V DC power option reduce install time and allow remote administration
• Flexible mounting: designed for flush mounting or glass installation to suit modern entrances and retrofit projects
• Cost-effective deployment: eliminates the need to reissue cards, lowering project costs and speeding user adoption