Security Brands 26-100SGL Advantage DKE 100-Code Single-Gang Keypad

Security Brands 26-100SGL Advantage DKE 100-Code Single-Gang Keypad

The Security Brands 26-100SGL is the single-gang member of the Advantage DKE economy keypad family. Unlike the 26-500 post-mount keypad, this model is intended for single-gang mounting where a compact keypad is needed at a wall, column, pedestrian entry, or protected control point. It is a standalone keypad, so it does not require cloud software or a cellular subscription. Correct fitment matters because this single-gang model has a different physical format and lower code capacity than the 26-500 DKE and ADV-1000 DK keypads.

Common replacement reasons include worn keypad buttons, a failed relay output, damaged faceplate, adding keypad control to a pedestrian gate or door, or replacing an older 26-100SG / 26-100SGL installation where the same compact mount style is needed.

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 DKE 100-code single-gang keypad applications
• American Access Systems 26-100SG and 26-100SGL style installations when mounting and wiring match
• Gate operators and door controllers with dry-contact access input terminals
• Pedestrian gates, controlled doors, small residential gates, and protected access points needing 100-code keypad control
• Single-gang junction box installations where this model format is supported
• Not the same as 26-500 post-mount 500-code keypad or ADV-1000 1000-code keypad

Features and Specifications

Also Known As / Related Part Numbers

• 26-100SGL
• 26-100SG
• 26100SGL
• 26100SG
• 26-100 SGL
• Advantage DKE 100 Code Single Gang
• AAS 26-100SGL
• Security Brands 26-100SGL
• American Access Systems 26-100SG
• Related models: 26-500, ADV-1000, 19-100

Technician Note

Match the physical mounting first. A single-gang keypad will not drop into a post-mount enclosure without changing the installation hardware and wiring approach.

Before Ordering

• Confirm the site needs the single-gang style keypad.
• Confirm 100-code capacity is sufficient.
• Confirm 12-24 VAC/DC power is available.
• Confirm relay contact style needed by the operator or lock controller.
• Confirm the location is suitable for the keypad enclosure and exposure rating.

Important Ordering Warnings

• Do not assume a 26-100SGL can replace a 26-500 without changing mounting style and code capacity.
• Do not bypass required access-control or life-safety devices during installation.
• Use a qualified technician if door lock or gate operator wiring is unclear.

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

How many codes does the 26-100SGL hold?

The 26-100SGL is the 100-code single-gang Advantage DKE keypad.

Is 26-100SGL the same as 26-100SG?

They are commonly associated as single-gang Advantage DKE model references, but verify the exact label and package before ordering.

Can this replace a 26-500 keypad?

Usually not directly. The 26-500 is a 500-code post-mount keypad, while the 26-100SGL is a compact single-gang keypad.

Does it require internet or cellular service?

No. It is a standalone wired keypad.

What does the relay connect to?

The relay output normally connects to the gate operator, door controller, strike relay, or other access input that accepts a dry-contact trigger.