Security Brands 12-000 RemotePro KP Post Mount 26-Bit Wiegand Keypad
The 12-000 RemotePro KP is a hardwired access-control keypad for systems that already have, or will be adding, a Wiegand master controller. The keypad is installed at the entry point and sends credential data to the controller rather than directly operating the gate by itself. This makes it useful for managed access systems where user codes, schedules, and outputs are controlled from a main access-control unit. In gate work, it is commonly used where a post-mounted keypad is needed at a pedestal or gooseneck stand. Correct selection matters because 12-000 is the post-mount keypad-only style; it is not the single-gang 12-000SGL, not the intercom version, and not a Ridge wireless keypad. Match the Wiegand format and controller wiring before ordering.
Compatible With
Designed for access-control systems using compatible 26-bit Wiegand inputs. Confirm controller support before ordering.
- Security Brands Ascent Family controllers, select models
- Security Brands Edge Family controllers
- Other compatible 26-bit Wiegand master controllers
- Gate access-control systems requiring a post-mounted Wiegand keypad
- Door access-control systems using Wiegand keypad input where enclosure style is suitable
- Replacement applications for Security Brands 12-000 RemotePro KP post-mount keypad
Features & Specifications
| Manufacturer | Security Brands / American Access Systems |
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| Product Type | Post-mount Wiegand keypad |
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| Part Number | 12-000 |
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| Application | Gate or door access-control keypad connected to a master controller |
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| Compatible System Type | 26-bit Wiegand access-control systems |
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| Security / Output Technology | 26-bit Wiegand output |
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| Power | Power from compatible access-control wiring/controller per instructions |
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| Mounting | Post mount / pedestal style |
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| Included Components | Keypad assembly only unless specified by package |
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| Notes | Requires compatible Wiegand controller; not standalone Ridge wireless |
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Also Known As / Related Part Numbers
Related numbers include keypad-family versions and common search references. Intercom and single-gang versions should be ordered separately when needed.
- 12-000
- 12000
- RemotePro KP
- RemotePro Keypad
- RemotePro KP post mount
- Security Brands RemotePro KP
- AAS RemotePro KP
- 12-000I related intercom version
- 12-000SGL related single-gang version
Technician Note
The keypad is only one part of the access-control system. If codes are not working, check controller programming, Wiegand wiring, power, common/ground, data lines, and controller input settings before replacing the keypad.
Before Ordering
- Confirm the controller accepts 26-bit Wiegand keypad input.
- Confirm the job requires post mount, not single-gang mounting.
- Check whether an intercom version is required.
- Review wire type, cable route, and low-voltage power requirements.
- Verify keypad credentials are managed at the controller side.
Important Ordering Warnings
- Do not connect Wiegand data lines to a gate operator push-button input.
- Do not treat this as a standalone keypad unless the controlling equipment supports that configuration.
Professional Advisory
Wiegand access-control wiring should be performed by a qualified installer familiar with the master controller, power supply, reader wiring, and site safety requirements. This product controls access credentials only and does not replace required gate or door safety devices.
Product Questions & Answers
Is the 12-000 a standalone keypad?
No. It is a Wiegand keypad designed to connect to a compatible access-control master controller.
What controllers can it work with?
It is commonly associated with select Security Brands Ascent and Edge controllers and other compatible 26-bit Wiegand master controllers.
How is it different from 12-000SGL?
12-000 is the post-mount version. 12-000SGL is the single-gang version for wall or box mounting.
Does it include an intercom?
No. The standard 12-000 is the keypad version; 12-000I is the related intercom version.
What should be checked if the keypad does not read codes?
Check power, Wiegand D0/D1 wiring, controller programming, common/ground, and credential format before replacing the keypad.
