The SECO-LARM SK-1131-SPQ combines an illuminated access keypad and proximity card reader in one indoor unit. It is typically used where a customer wants both keypad-code entry and card access without installing two separate devices. The keypad can be programmed directly from the face of the unit and is commonly used to trigger a low-voltage lock relay, access control input, gate operator open command, or similar controlled entry circuit. Because it is an indoor access keypad, it should be mounted in a protected interior or weather-sheltered location rather than treated as an outdoor post keypad. Correct fitment depends on the power supply, lock type, relay wiring, credential format, and whether the system needs stand-alone operation or connection to another controller.
| Manufacturer | SECO-LARM / ENFORCER |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Indoor illuminated access keypad with proximity reader |
| Part Number | SK-1131-SPQ |
| Application | Indoor access control, controlled door entry, protected pedestrian gate control |
| Operating Voltage | 12 to 24 VAC/VDC auto-adjusting |
| User Capacity | Commonly listed up to 1,000 users/cards depending on output and programming |
| Outputs | Programmable access-control relay outputs; tamper output |
| Inputs | Egress input and related access-control inputs |
| Credential Technology | Proximity card reader, commonly EM 125 kHz credential family |
| Mounting | Indoor wall mount / protected location |
| Notes | Programmed from keypad; verify lock type, power, and credential format |
For gate use, connect only to the operator's proper low-voltage access input. Do not wire this keypad directly into high-voltage circuits or use it to bypass required monitored entrapment protection.
Access-control wiring should be performed by a qualified technician when it involves electric locks, gate operators, fire/life-safety doors, or controlled building entry.
The SK-1131-SPQ is best treated as an indoor or protected-location keypad. For exposed outdoor use, a weatherproof SECO-LARM keypad such as a compatible SK-1123, SK-1323, SK-2323, or Bluetooth post-mount model may be a better match.
Yes, it may be used with a gate operator if the operator has a proper low-voltage access-control input that accepts a dry-contact relay command. It should not be wired into high-voltage motor or power circuits.
Yes, this model includes a built-in proximity reader. The cards or tags still need to match the supported credential technology and be programmed into the keypad.
No. Match the model, voltage, mounting location, relay count, wiring, and credential needs before replacing an existing keypad.
The keypad uses EEPROM memory to help retain programmed information if power is interrupted, but programming records should still be saved by the installer or property manager.