Pro DIY Tool Autonomous Access Controller with Keypad and RFID Panel: 12V DC power operation
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Why does this little box matter? Because securing a door shouldn't require an IT degree or a fat budget. The Autonomous Access Controller is a no-fuss security gadget that handles entry points everywhere from homes to warehouses. It packs a 300 kHz RFID card reader and a numeric keypad into one unit, forcing users to swipe and type—a simple two-step dance that keeps intruders guessing. Running on 12V DC power, it ditches the headache of complex wiring or a central hub. Perfect for the DIY crowd or small shops craving an affordable, plug-and-play solution.
Hook it up to electric strikes or magnetic locks, and suddenly your door, gate, or even that sneaky cabinet is under lock and key. Feeling ambitious? Chain up to 10 of these units together for a multi-door fortress without breaking a sweat. Think office buildings, storage closets, or the home garage—anywhere you need reliable access without the fuss. Pro tip: keep that power steady and refresh those PIN codes now and then. Because even the best lock is useless if you leave the key under the mat.
- 300 kHz RFID frequency
- Integrated keypad for access control
- Supports door lock integration
- Autonomous standalone functionality
- Suitable for multiple door installations
- 12V DC power operation
General specs
- Brand: Pro DIY Tool
- Seller: Joom
- Power Supply: 12V DC
- RFID Frequency: 300 kHz
- Included Quantity: 10 pieces
- Compatibility: Door locks, Electric strikes
- Operation Type: Standalone, Autonomous
- First listed by seller: 9/1/25
If you are interested in more details, you can find full information on the seller's page.
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| Price | $21.84 | $21.30 | $138.37 | $42.14 | $218.97 | $22.65 |
| Seller | Joom | Joom | Joom | Joom | Joom | Joom |
| Update | August 30, 2025 | August 29, 2025 | August 8, 2025 | August 29, 2025 | August 8, 2025 | August 30, 2025 |
| Compatibility | Door locks, Electric strikes | Access Control Systems | Standard doors | Electric door locks | ID cards, PIN entry | |
| Installation | Easy | Indoor, Outdoor | Easy | |||
Autonomous Access Controller with Keypad and RFID Panel
Reviews
Sophia S.
Los Angeles, CA
September 8, 2025
When I first got this little box, I was pretty skeptical—I mean, securing a door shouldn't be this complicated or expensive, right? As someone who's not great with tech, I was worried it would be a headache, but honestly, it was a breeze to hook up. I used it for my garage, and it's been working fine for the past couple of months. The two-step thing with swiping and typing is a nice touch; it feels like it adds an extra layer without being annoying. I can evaluate that it does what it says: keeps intruders out without a fuss. But, I have to say, the power thing is a bit of a downer—if the electricity acts up, it might not work, and that makes me nervous. Overall, it's a good buy for the price, especially for DIY types like me who want something affordable and reliable. Not perfect, but it gets the job done.
- Pros: From what I feel, it's super convenient to set up without needing any special skills or tools, and having both a swipe card and a code makes it extremely secure for my home. I liked that I could connect it to my garage door easily, and chaining multiple units together seems possible if I ever need more doors protected.
- Cons: The power needs to be really steady, which can be a hassle if there's a flicker, and remembering to change the codes now and then is something I keep forgetting—it's not as set-and-forget as I hoped. Also, the unit feels a bit flimsy, not as sturdy as I'd expect for something that's supposed to keep things safe.