Linear ACM2D eMerge Elite 2-Door Access Control Module

Secure additional entry points quickly and reliably with the Linear ACM2D eMerge Elite 2-Door Access Control Module. Designed for integrators and IT teams, this access control panel module adds 2 readers plus 4 inputs and 4 outputs to an eMerge Elite-36 platform, letting you expand access control coverage without replacing your base system. The ACM2D uses an IT-friendly embedded Linux OS and includes an ODBC-compliant MySQL database with API access for seamless integration into existing security, surveillance and monitoring infrastructures.

Because the module plugs directly into the eMerge Elite-36 mid-sized enclosure and supports optional PoE, deployment is fast and clean—ideal for corporate campuses, healthcare, education and multi-tenant facilities. Browser-based management and a quick-start wizard reduce setup time and enable remote status checks, firmware updates and event monitoring from any workstation. When multiple ACM2D modules are added, the system can scale to control up to 128 doors and 256 readers, providing a cost-effective path for phased expansion.

Choose the Linear ACM2D to simplify installation, improve system uptime and integrate access control with your broader security and surveillance ecosystem. Add it to your eMerge Elite system today to strengthen perimeter control and streamline monitoring.

• Rapidly expand eMerge Elite systems to secure additional doors with 2 readers and 4 I/O, reducing installation time and cost
• Scalable plug-in design for eMerge Elite-36 lets you grow to 128 doors and 256 readers without hardware redesign
• IT-friendly embedded Linux and ODBC-compliant MySQL database enable reliable, virus-resistant operation and easy integration with management software
• Browser-based management and intuitive quick-start wizard speed configuration, remote monitoring and reduce ongoing maintenance
• Optional PoE support and mid-sized enclosure compatibility simplify power and rack integration for CCTV, access control and security monitoring deployments