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A reader simply reads credentials (like a card or PIN) and sends the information to a controller to grant access. A standalone controller performs both tasks—it reads the credentials and makes the access decision without needing a central control panel. Rosslare offers many keypads that can work in either mode depending on the connected hardware.

Yes, most Rosslare keypads (including AYC-G54, AYC-F54, and models in the go PROX® series) are designed for indoor and outdoor use and are rated IP65, meaning they are dust-tight and protected against water jets from any direction.

Piezoelectric keypads use solid-state sensors instead of mechanical buttons, offering no moving parts, longer life, and increased durability, especially in vandal-prone or harsh environments. This makes them ideal for public or industrial installations.

Most standalone models, including go PROX® and standard AYC models, can support up to 500 users, making them suitable for small-to-medium-sized buildings or secure entry points.

The go PROX® AYC series by Rosslare features convertible access control readers that automatically switch between reader mode and standalone controller mode based on how they’re connected:

• Connected to a traditional controller = acts as a reader
• Connected to a PS-x25 intelligent power supply = functions as a secure standalone controller

This provides installers with unmatched flexibility.

Yes. Many Rosslare models, especially in the go PROX® series, support Genuine HID Technology™, allowing them to read standard 125kHz HID proximity cards in addition to Rosslare credentials.

Rosslare offers integration-ready solutions that can be incorporated into larger access control networks. For remote or centralised control, integration is typically done through the main access control panel, which can be connected to enterprise security software platforms.