The SECO-LARM SK-1323-BDQ ENFORCER is a sealed black-housing stand-alone digital access keypad designed for outdoor gate, door, and access-control applications. Because the keypad contains its own user-code memory and relay outputs, it can provide local access control without requiring a separate keypad controller for basic operation.
The SK-1323-BDQ supports up to 1,010 user codes and operates from 12 to 24 VAC or VDC. Two independent Form C relay outputs provide N.O., N.C., and Common contacts for interfacing with compatible gate operators, electric locks, access-control inputs, alarm functions, or other low-voltage equipment.
The SK-1323-BDQ supports up to 1,010 user codes. User-code length can be programmed from 2 to 6 digits, allowing the installer to select a code format appropriate for the application.
EEPROM memory retains programmed information if operating power is lost, so normal user programming does not need to be re-entered after a routine power interruption.
The keypad provides two Form C relay outputs. Each relay includes Normally Open, Normally Closed, and Common contacts and is rated at 1A at 30VDC.
The relay rating must be checked against the connected device. Do not assume the keypad relay can directly power every electric strike, magnetic lock, gate accessory, or other load. A suitable power supply or additional relay may be required.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | SECO-LARM ENFORCER |
| Part Number | SK-1323-BDQ |
| Product Type | Stand-alone outdoor digital access keypad |
| Housing Color | Black |
| Housing Material | Aluminum alloy |
| Weather Rating | IP65 weatherproof with epoxy-sealed components |
| Operating Voltage | 12-24 VAC/VDC |
| Standby Current | 64mA at 12VDC |
| One Relay Active | 92mA at 12VDC |
| Two Relays Active | 120mA at 12VDC |
| User Capacity | Up to 1,010 user codes |
| User Code Length | Programmable 2 to 6 digits |
| Relay Outputs | 2 Form C relays, N.O./N.C./COM |
| Relay Rating | 1A at 30VDC per relay |
| Relay Timer | 1 to 99 seconds or toggle mode |
| Egress Inputs | 2 N.O. ground inputs |
| Door Sensor Input | N.C. ground input |
| Tamper Sensor | Optical |
| Keypad Lighting | LED backlit keys |
| Published Backlight Life | 60,000 hours |
| Memory | EEPROM |
| Proximity Reader | No |
| Operating Temperature | -4 F to 122 F (-20 C to 50 C) |
| Dimensions | 4-3/4 x 3 x 7/8 in (120 x 76 x 22 mm) |
| Weight | 1 lb 2 oz (510 g) |
Two normally-open egress inputs allow separate request-to-exit devices to trigger Output 1 or Output 2 without entering a keypad code. This can be useful with compatible exit push buttons, motion request-to-exit devices, or other dry-contact controls.
The connected egress device and wiring must match the keypad input requirements.
The SK-1323-BDQ includes a normally-closed door sensor input. SECO-LARM provides this input for door-status and anti-tailgating functions when the keypad is installed with the appropriate door contact and system configuration.
Confirm the required contact type and system behavior before connecting a gate position switch or door contact. A door sensor input should not be confused with monitored gate entrapment protection.
An optical tamper sensor is located on the rear of the keypad. When enabled, exposure of the sensor can activate the keypad's tamper alarm, providing an additional indication if the unit is removed from its mounting surface.
The keypad includes protection against repeated invalid attempts. After five consecutive incorrect code entries, the keypad enters a one-minute lockout period. Additional keypad activity during the lockout can extend the lockout time.
The SK-1323-BDQ uses an aluminum-alloy housing with epoxy-sealed circuitry and an IP65 weatherproof rating. The black housing differentiates this model from the brushed-aluminum SK-1323-SDQ.
For a weather-resistant installation, the mounting method, back box, penetrations, faceplate, and fasteners must be properly sealed according to the installation instructions. IP65 does not mean the keypad can be installed with unsealed wiring openings or submerged in water.
LED-backlit keys improve visibility for nighttime access. SECO-LARM publishes a keypad LED life of approximately 60,000 hours, or more than 6.8 years of continuous operation.
| Model | Main Difference |
|---|---|
| SK-1323-BDQ | Black stand-alone digital keypad without proximity card reader |
| SK-1323-BPQ | Black stand-alone keypad with built-in 125kHz proximity card reader |
Do not order SK-1323-BDQ when proximity-card access is required. The similar B suffix identifies the black housing, while DQ and PQ identify different credential capabilities.
The electrical and access-control functions are closely related, but the housing finish and exact part number are different. Match the requested model before ordering.
The SK-2323 series has a different physical footprint and mounting style. Do not substitute it based only on user capacity or relay specifications.
SECO-LARM's current installation manual lists the following items with the keypad package:
A separate power supply, gate operator, electric strike, magnetic lock, request-to-exit device, door contact, or access-control enclosure should not be assumed included.
The two Form C relay outputs can commonly interface with low-voltage access-control inputs that accept a dry-contact command. For an automatic gate, verify which operator input is intended for keypad access and whether that input requires a momentary N.O. contact or another configuration.
For electric locking hardware, verify operating voltage, current draw, fail-safe or fail-secure behavior, and whether a separate power supply is required. The keypad relay is rated 1A at 30VDC and should not be overloaded.
When using this keypad with a gate operator, the safest approach is normally to use the keypad relay as a dry-contact access command into the operator's designated access-control input rather than trying to power gate equipment from the keypad relay.
SECO-LARM instructs installers to properly ground the keypad and to use the supplied diode or MOV protection where required for the connected locking device. Wiring and grounding should follow the current installation manual and the requirements of the connected gate or door equipment.
SECO-LARM instructs that when the keypad is used with a mechanically operated door or gate, it should be mounted at least 5 ft away from the moving door or gate so a person using the keypad cannot be crushed, pinned, or reach into the moving system.
The keypad is an access-control device only. It does not replace gate photo eyes, safety edges, emergency access provisions, door reversal systems, or other required safety equipment. Never bypass an operator safety circuit to make a keypad installation work.
The SK-1323-BDQ supports up to 1,010 user codes. The programmed code length can be set from 2 to 6 digits.
The keypad operates from 12 to 24 VAC or VDC. Verify the available accessory power supply and current capacity before installation.
It has two Form C relay outputs with Normally Open, Normally Closed, and Common contacts. Each relay is rated 1A at 30VDC and can be programmed for a 1 to 99 second timed output or toggle operation.
No. The SK-1323-BDQ is the digital keypad-only black-housing model. The similar SK-1323-BPQ adds a built-in 125kHz proximity card reader.
Yes. SECO-LARM allows Output 2 to be programmed for normal user-code operation or as a doorbell output. Confirm the required function during keypad programming.
Verify the correct relay output is being used, check the N.O./N.C./COM wiring, confirm the relay timer is not set incorrectly, verify the gate or lock input requirements, and make sure the connected load does not exceed the keypad relay rating.
The current SECO-LARM manual lists the keypad, manual, four mounting screws, four screw anchors, security screw, star wrench, mounting template, two diodes, and two metal oxide varistors. A separate power supply and controlled lock or gate equipment are not listed as included.
No. The SK-1323-BDQ is an access-control keypad. Required monitored photo eyes, safety edges, and other gate entrapment-protection devices must remain properly installed and operational.