Honeywell
Honeywell PRO42IC PRO4200 2-Door Access Control Panel 2 in 1 accessory
Wall-mountable panel controls two doors with Ethernet, Wiegand and serial links for up to 100000 users
- Controls two doors from one panel
- Supports up to 100000 users for large sites
- Ethernet and Wiegand interfaces for flexible integration
- Wall-mountable form factor simplifies installation
- Part of the PRO4200 Professional series
Access Control Panel for Two Doors
The Honeywell PRO42IC is a new PRO4200 Professional panel that manages access for two doors. It supports up to 100000 users and connects to the network through an Ethernet RJ-45 port. The unit is designed for wall mounting and includes Wiegand and serial interfaces for reader integration.
Suited for Small to Mid-Size Installations
This panel fits sites that need centralised control of two entry points with a large user database. It is not intended for systems requiring more than two doors or for buyers who need integrated wireless connectivity or Power over Ethernet. Builders without existing Wiegand readers should verify compatibility before purchasing.
Two-Door Capacity Decides Fit
The defining specification is the two-door limit combined with 100000 user capacity. If the project requires three or more doors, this panel cannot meet the requirement regardless of its network features.
Highlights
- Controls two doors from one panel
- Supports up to 100000 users for large sites
- Ethernet and Wiegand interfaces for flexible integration
- Wall-mountable form factor simplifies installation
- Part of the PRO4200 Professional series
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What does the Ethernet interface on the PRO4200 panel cap in practice?
The RJ-45 port provides a standard 10/100 Ethernet link for network communication with the PRO4200 system, supporting up to 100000 users across the two doors
What physical mounting does the Honeywell PRO42IC require?
The panel uses a wall-mountable form factor; secure the enclosure to a flat surface with appropriate screws before wiring the door strikes and readers
How is the PRO42IC installed and what step is often missed?
Mount the enclosure, connect Ethernet for network integration, wire Wiegand readers and door hardware to the terminals, then apply power — many forget to configure the panel IP address in the PRO4200 software before commissioning
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