Security Brands 19-100 Advantage DKLP 100-Code Low-Power Post-Mount Keypad
The Security Brands 19-100 Advantage DKLP is a low-power post-mount keypad developed for applications where conserving power is important. It is especially common on solar gate systems and remote access-control points where a standard illuminated keypad may draw more standby current than desired. The 19-100 provides 100 four-digit codes and a familiar standalone programming style in a rugged post-mount enclosure. Correct fitment matters because DKLP models are different from Advantage DK and DKE keypads: they focus on low current draw and do not provide the same code capacity or backlit keypad features as some other Security Brands models.
Common replacement reasons include a worn metal keypad, failed relay output, low-power solar keypad replacement, damaged enclosure, lost programming, or replacing an older AAS DKLP installation while keeping a solar-friendly access-control setup.
Compatible With
Compatibility depends on the exact model, wiring, access-control layout, and site configuration. Use the list below as a researched fitment guide and verify the original part number, product family, and installation requirements before ordering.
- Security Brands / AAS Advantage DKLP low-power keypad applications
- American Access Systems 19-100 post-mount keypad installations
- Solar gate opener and remote gate installations where low current draw is required
- Gate operators and door controllers with dry-contact access input terminals
- Swing gate, slide gate, pedestrian gate, and controlled door applications needing up to 100 codes
- Select older DKLP keypad installations when power, relay wiring, and enclosure style match
- Not the same as 19-100I intercom model, 26-500 DKE keypad, or ADV-1000 DK keypad
Features and Specifications
| Manufacturer | Security Brands / American Access Systems |
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| Product Type | Low-power standalone digital keypad |
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| Part Number | 19-100 |
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| Product Family | Advantage DKLP |
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| Mount Style | Post mount |
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| Code Capacity | 100 four-digit codes |
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| Input Power | Typically 12 VDC / low-current applications; verify guide |
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| Output | Relay output for gate or door control |
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| Features | Latch code, personal master code, variable relay time, relay shunt, audible-tone feedback, non-volatile memory |
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| Backlit Keypad | No, DKLP models are not the backlit keypad family |
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| Application | Solar-friendly and remote gate access control |
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| Notes | Keypad-only model; no intercom |
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Also Known As / Related Part Numbers
- 19-100
- 19100
- 19 100
- Advantage DKLP
- AAS 19-100
- Security Brands 19-100
- American Access Systems 19-100
- Related economy model: 19-100E
- Related intercom model: 19-100I
- Related models: 26-500, 26-100SGL, ADV-1000
Technician Note
The DKLP family is often chosen for solar gate systems because of low current draw. If the site needs a lighted keypad, 500 codes, 1000 codes, or intercom, verify a different Security Brands keypad family.
Before Ordering
- Confirm low-power keypad operation is required.
- Confirm 100-code capacity is enough.
- Confirm post-mount enclosure style.
- Confirm the gate operator accepts dry-contact keypad activation.
- Confirm whether the site requires intercom, backlighting, or higher code capacity.
Important Ordering Warnings
- Reverse polarity or incorrect low-voltage wiring can damage the keypad.
- Do not use keypad access as a substitute for monitored gate safety devices.
- Solar sites should be checked for battery health and charging capacity before blaming the keypad.
Professional Advisory
For access-control equipment tied into a powered gate operator, door operator, electric strike, or magnetic lock, installation and troubleshooting should be handled by a qualified access-control or gate technician. Do not bypass required safety devices, emergency-access requirements, or local code requirements during installation.
Product Questions and Answers
Why choose the 19-100 DKLP keypad?
It is commonly chosen for low-power and solar-friendly gate access applications.
How many codes does the 19-100 support?
The 19-100 supports up to 100 four-digit codes.
Does this keypad have an intercom?
No. The intercom version is 19-100I.
Is the 19-100 backlit?
The DKLP family is not the backlit keypad family. For lighted keypad needs, compare against Advantage DKE or DK models.
Can it work with a gate operator?
Yes, when the operator accepts the keypad relay output and the power/wiring requirements match.
