Review on 🔒 HWMATE Waterproof Zinc Alloy Metal Case RFID 125khz Access Control Keypad | Stand-Alone Security System by Phil Casey

I've used several standalone access control devices over the past few years; and yes, some have been returned. In particular, this model has a number of positive aspects, but two obvious disadvantages. The unit is well assembled, very solidly built. Positive action buttons; there is no "hash", the keys work fine every time. The program is unusually simple and well written, which I cannot say about some other models. However, and there are two big "buts", as with many of these devices, tamper-proof sensors are virtually non-existent. One might think there is a tamper switch designed to connect an alarm system; no Therefore, an attacker with a screwdriver can bypass this lock in ten seconds. There should be two tamper devices, one for the cover and one to detect someone removing the entire display from the drywall and thereby gaining access to the cable. Second, while the keyboard is backlit, THERE IS NO KEY. There's another keyboard model that has a cheaper sibling model with the same problem: you pay $90 and get backlit keys, you pay $35. and you only get the backlit panel. Same manufacturer. For now I'm keeping this, but I'm looking elsewhere; I suggest you keep looking.