You can use electric strikes in wood, steel, aluminum, etc. If you don't have the time, contact a lock smith to work with you. That is the amount of power provided through the relay on the WEB08S. Anything that will operate with a 12 volt, <= 1 amp will work. If you have the time to research you can find what you need. So it's the same reader simply a jumper setting and slight change in wiring that differentiates 485 vs 232 protocol.Īs far as electric strikes go, or any type of door access control, there are many brands, styles, etc.
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They are both serial communication protocols. That way access to your IP network isn't available via the ethernet cable, nor are the wires that connect to your electric strike. The KS232S is placed on the outside of the building and talks to the master WEB08S on the inside of the building. Switching to separate power sources resolved that problem. This power disruption was enough to cause other readers to lock up on occasion, and I was finding myself power cycling the readers often. When I used a central power source, access at one location would cause a slight power disruption when the relay powered the electric strike. These units seem to be very power sensitive. So if you use the power from your POE switch you'll blow them up.Īlso, USE a separate 12v power supply for each WEB08S!!!!!! I've tried using a central power source for multiple units. Also make sure to get the POE adaptor, even if you have a POE switch. If this is an external access from the outside of your building, you'll want to get a KS232S as well. This is the master reader which connects to your IP network as well as the electronic strike (piece that goes in the door frame to allow the door to be pulled open without unlocking the door). You can also purchase through a North American reseller: Here's a link to the manufacturer of the reader:
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