Axis 2N Security Relay 01386-001
The security relay is a compact, cost-effective accessory that we strongly recommend for use with every intercom and reader. It significantly enhances installation security by protecting against unauthorized access attempts. Specifically, it prevents doors from being opened using a 12V battery—a common technique used by intruders to exploit low-power locks through exposed wiring between the intercom or reader and the lock.
The security relay is a compact, cost-effective accessory that we strongly recommend for use with every intercom and reader. It significantly enhances installation security by protecting against unauthorized access attempts. Specifically, it prevents doors from being opened using a 12V battery—a common technique used by intruders to exploit low-power locks through exposed wiring between the intercom or reader and the lock.
CONDITION
Brand New - A brand-new, unused, unopened, undamaged item in its original packaging.
WARRANTY
This item comes with a 12-month manufacturer's warranty.
FEATURES
• Compatible with 2N Intercoms for Enhanced Door Entry Security
• Prevents tampering with the intercom and forced opening of the lock
• Powered by the intercom
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The security relay is a compact, cost-effective accessory that we strongly recommend for use with every intercom and reader. It significantly enhances installation security by protecting against unauthorized access attempts. Specifically, it prevents doors from being opened using a 12V battery—a common technique used by intruders to exploit low-power locks through exposed wiring between the intercom or reader and the lock.
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The security relay is a compact, cost-effective accessory that we strongly recommend for use with every intercom and reader. It significantly enhances installation security by protecting against unauthorized access attempts. Specifically, it prevents doors from being opened using a 12V battery—a common technique used by intruders to exploit low-power locks through exposed wiring between the intercom or reader and the lock.