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ELENE LNL-1324E 2 in 1 accessory 4 readers 6 inputs 4 outputs
Ethernet door controller managing two doors with four readers, six inputs and four outputs, powered by PoE or 12–24 VDC with AES 256-bit encryption
- Supports four readers for multi-door access control
- Six supervised inputs monitor sensors and contacts
- Four relay outputs drive locks and auxiliary devices
- AES 256-bit encryption secures network communication
- Power over Ethernet simplifies installation with single cable
Ethernet Door Controller for Two-Door Access Systems
The Lenel LNL-1324E combines a door controller and I/O module in a single unit. It manages two doors with support for four readers and provides six supervised inputs plus four relay outputs. The module operates on 12 to 24 VDC and can also draw power through PoE or PoE+.
10/100 Base-T Ethernet Limits Bandwidth and Distance
The controller connects via 10/100 Base-T Ethernet, which caps network throughput at 100 Mbps and restricts cable runs to 100 metres. AES 256-bit encryption secures data on the wire. Total power consumption is rated at 12.95 W, so the switch port must supply enough PoE+ budget for the device and any attached readers.
Four Readers and Six Inputs Define the Expansion
The hardware supports exactly four readers and six inputs, so a site needing a third door or additional sensors cannot be served by this module alone. Buyers who need more readers, more inputs or fibre uplinks must look for a different controller.
Highlights
- Supports four readers for multi-door access control
- Six supervised inputs monitor sensors and contacts
- Four relay outputs drive locks and auxiliary devices
- AES 256-bit encryption secures network communication
- Power over Ethernet simplifies installation with single cable
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Should I pick the LNL-1324E or the equivalent MR62e for my two-door setup?
Both model numbers refer to the same hardware; the LNL-1324E is the Lenel branding while MR62e is the alternate designation, so either will support the same two-door configuration.
How does the 12.95 W consumption affect my PoE budget?
The unit draws up to 12.95 W, which fits within the PoE+ allowance, so a standard PoE+ switch port can power it without an external supply.
What does the 10/100 Base-T Ethernet port limit in practice?
The 10/100 Base-T link caps network throughput at 100 Mbps, which is sufficient for the controller’s encrypted AES 256-bit traffic and reader data.
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