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YINGHUA
YINGHUA BC40 RFID Access Control Door Lock 125KHz
Waterproof metal keypad reads 125KHz cards and PINs for up to 8000 users, operating standalone from -20°C to 70°C
- TypeChain Guard
- MaterialMetal
- FunctionEntrance
- Weatherproof operation in rain and heat
- Metal housing with backlit keypad for night use
- Stores 8000 cards and passwords locally
- Works as standalone reader or WG26/34 controller
- Supports card, PIN or card-plus-PIN entry
Standalone RFID Door Controller
The YINGHUA BC40 is a waterproof metal access control unit that operates on 125KHz proximity cards and keypad codes. It stores up to 8000 users and runs from a 12VDC supply without needing a computer connection. The device includes WG26/34 interfaces and dual relay outputs for lock and exit-button wiring. It is rated for ambient temperatures from -20 to 70 Celsius and humidity up to 95 percent.
Suits simple standalone entry points.
This unit fits single-door installations where local programming and card-plus-pin entry are sufficient. It works as a reader or a standalone controller with full keypad management and data-backup support across the same series. Buyers who need centralised software management, real-time event logging, or multi-door coordination should look at a different solution.
125KHz reader frequency
The built-in proximity reader identifies credentials only at 125KHz, so existing 125KHz cards and tags are required for operation. No other frequency is supported by the hardware.
Highlights
- Weatherproof operation in rain and heat
- Metal housing with backlit keypad for night use
- Stores 8000 cards and passwords locally
- Works as standalone reader or WG26/34 controller
- Supports card, PIN or card-plus-PIN entry
Specifications
| Type | Chain Guard |
|---|---|
| Material | Metal |
| Function | Entrance |
Questions about this item
What power supply is required for the BC40 lock to operate?
The device runs on DC12V and its unlock relay is rated at 12VDC/2A, so a 12 V power source capable of supplying at least 2 A is needed.
Can the BC40 reader work with an existing Wiegand controller that uses WG26 or WG34 format?
Yes, the unit provides WG26/34 input and output, allowing it to connect directly to compatible legacy access-control panels.
How can I verify the BC40 is reading cards correctly after installation?
Present a registered 125KHz card; the built-in reader will beep and the backlit touch panel will respond, confirming a successful read.
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