PSA Products | Centrii Wi-Fi Access Keypad and Power Supply 12-18V DC | IP66 Zinc-Alloy
The PSA Products CEN1KPWFPS is a Wi-Fi access control keypad supplied with a power supply, rated 12 to 18V DC and built for door and gate entry control. The CEN1KPWFPS reads PIN codes, fingerprints and proximity cards, and unlocks remotely through the PSA Centrii app on iOS or Android. The keypad is IP66 rated in a zinc-alloy anti-vandal housing measuring 148 x 43.5 x 22mm.
Keys walk off site, and rekeying a gate or a plant room after a staff change costs more than the lock did. A standalone keypad removes the key problem but usually leaves no audit trail and no remote revocation. The 988 user capacity covers a workforce rather than a household, and credentials are administered entirely from the app. Stored opening records identify which credential released the door and at what time.
An access control installation normally means a separate controller, a reader and a power supply competing for wall space. This keypad combines the reader, the controller and a single relay output in one 148mm plate, with the power supply included. Terminals cover exit button, alarm, door contact and Wiegand input and output, so the keypad operates independently or reports into an existing configuration. A 2 amp lock output and adjustable 0 to 99 second release time match the relay to the door hardware.
Features
- 988 user capacity — 100 fingerprint users plus 888 PIN or card users, alongside 10 visitor users and 2 panic users.
- Four access modes — the CEN1KPWFPS opens on smartphone, proximity card, PIN code or fingerprint.
- EM and Mifare card reader — reads 125kHz and 13.56MHz credentials at a 2 to 6cm range.
- IP66 rated — sealed against dust and heavy water jets, so the keypad suits an exposed door or gate post.
- Zinc-alloy anti-vandal housing — metal body rather than moulded plastic, at 148 x 43.5 x 22mm and 330g.
- Power supply supplied — the CEN1KPWFPS ships with a power supply, so the 12 to 18V DC feed is covered.
- PSA Centrii app control — add or delete users, unlock remotely, and receive a notification when the keypad is triggered.
- Opening record — stored access history identifies which credential released the door and at what time.
- Programmable time restrictions — limit individual users to set hours instead of granting access around the clock.
- Single relay output — normally open, normally closed and common contacts, rated to a 2 amp lock output load.
- Wiegand input and output — 26 to 44 bit Wiegand alongside exit button, alarm and door contact terminals.
- 2.4GHz Wi-Fi only — the keypad does not join a 5GHz network, so the access point must broadcast 2.4GHz.
Where to use
- Front doors and side gates — the CEN1KPWFPS replaces a key on a main domestic entry with a code or a fingerprint.
- Rental and holiday properties — issue a period code per booking and delete it from the app once the guest leaves.
- Plant rooms and switchrooms — restrict entry to authorised staff and keep a record of who attended.
- Site sheds and compounds — the IP66 metal body handles exposure on a temporary structure or fence-mounted post.
- Strata common areas — bin rooms, gyms and pool gates where a code beats cutting a key for every resident.
- Staff entries on small business premises — back doors and storerooms with hours limited per user.
- Workshops and storage units — fingerprint or card entry with nothing to carry on a keyring.
- Retrofit to existing systems — the CEN1KPWFPS Wiegand output reports into an established access controller.
The CEN1KPWFPS connects on 2.4GHz Wi-Fi only, so a network broadcasting 5GHz alone will not pair with the keypad. Lock switching is capped at a 2 amp output load through one relay, which rules out driving a heavier load directly. The keypad is rated from minus 30 to 60 degrees Celsius, so positions outside that band sit beyond the specification.
