AAS / Security Brand 19-100E Advantage DKLP Economy Keypads
The Security Brands 19-100E Advantage DKLP Economy is a no-nonsense, low-power digital keypad built for basic access control at a driveway gate, pedestrian gate, door, or similar controlled entry point. It gives the customer a familiar code-entry device without the extra cost of an intercom, card reader, cellular controller, or app-managed system. The 19-100E is especially useful on solar gate installations because the keypad is designed for 12 VDC low-current operation.
This is a stand-alone keypad style product. The installer wires power to the keypad and uses the relay output to trigger the gate operator, door operator, or access control input. It is a good replacement choice when the existing job uses a Security Brands / AAS DKLP economy keypad and the customer wants simple code access. It is not a Wiegand reader and it is not intended to replace Edge, Ascent, RemotePro, or cellular access systems without checking the wiring plan.
Compatible With
- Security Brands / AAS Advantage DKLP Economy 19-100E keypad applications
- Low-power 12 VDC access-control keypad installations
- Solar-friendly gate operator keypad stations when the operator/controller provides the proper low-voltage power and trigger input
- Driveway gate operators, pedestrian gate controls, door openers, or access panels that accept a dry contact relay trigger
- Select older AAS / Security Brands economy keypad installations where the parts diagram or wiring matches 19-100E
Features & Specifications
| Manufacturer | Security Brands / American Access Systems |
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| Product Type | Low-power economy access keypad |
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| Part Number | 19-100E |
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| Application | Stand-alone keypad access for gates and doors |
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| Code Capacity | 100 four-digit codes |
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| Power | 7-14 VDC / commonly used as 12 VDC keypad power |
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| Output | Relay output for gate operator, door operator, or access-control input |
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| Mounting | Post mount |
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| Key Features | Latch code, personal master code, variable relay time, relay shunt, audible feedback, non-volatile memory |
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| Notes | Power supply is not normally included; verify site power and relay input before replacement |
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Also Known As / Related Part Numbers
- 19-100E
- Advantage DKLP Economy
- Advantage DKLP
- 19-100
- AAS 19-100E
- Security Brands 19-100E
- DKLP low power keypad
- DKLP economy keypad
Technician Note
Use this keypad when the customer needs basic keypad entry and the operator/access controller accepts a relay trigger. Do not substitute it for a Wiegand-output keypad or an intercom keypad unless the wiring and controller design are being changed.
Before Ordering Checklist
- Confirm the installed keypad part number is 19-100E or Advantage DKLP Economy
- Confirm the site has the correct low-voltage DC power available
- Confirm the gate or door controller accepts a dry contact relay input
- Confirm whether the customer needs an intercom, card reader, app management, or Wiegand output instead
- Confirm post-mount dimensions and conduit entry before ordering
Professional Advisory
Low-voltage access wiring should be handled carefully so the keypad power, relay, and gate operator inputs are not crossed. For solar gates or unfamiliar control panels, a qualified gate technician should verify current draw and wiring before installation.
Important Ordering Warnings
- This is not a cellular telephone entry unit, smart Edge controller, or Wiegand-output reader.
- Do not connect the keypad to power outside the supported low-voltage range.
Product Questions & Answers
Is the 19-100E keypad solar friendly?
Yes. The 19-100E is commonly used where low current draw is important, including select solar gate operator installations with proper 12 VDC power.
Does this keypad include an intercom?
No. The 19-100E is a keypad only. Use a keypad-with-intercom or separate intercom station if visitor communication is required.
How many codes does the 19-100E support?
It supports up to 100 four-digit user codes, along with a personal master code and latch-code function.
Can this replace a Wiegand keypad?
Not as a direct replacement in most systems. The 19-100E is a relay-output stand-alone keypad, while Wiegand keypads send data to a master controller.
What should be checked before ordering?
Check the original keypad model, power voltage, relay wiring, enclosure mounting, and whether the site needs keypad-only access or a more advanced access-control unit.
