The SK-B111-PQ combines a keypad, 125 kHz proximity reader, Bluetooth programming, and a relay output into one indoor single-gang access controller. This is useful for offices, interior secured rooms, equipment rooms, pedestrian entries, and protected gate-house locations where a standalone controller can directly operate a lock relay or control input. Instead of programming only from keypad sequences, the unit is managed through SECO-LARM SL Access app features while keeping data stored locally on the device. Fitment matters because SK-B111-PQ is the indoor format; if the keypad will be outdoors, exposed to weather, mounted on a mullion, or installed on a post, another model in the SECO-LARM Bluetooth family may be more appropriate.
| Manufacturer | SECO-LARM |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Bluetooth access controller keypad with prox |
| Part Number | SK-B111-PQ |
| Application | Indoor single-gang access control |
| Operating Voltage | 9-25 VDC |
| Output | Form C relay, 2.0A at 30 VDC |
| Proximity Technology | EM 125 kHz |
| Inputs | Egress input and door sensor input |
| Programming | SL Access app over Bluetooth |
| Mount Style | Indoor single-gang |
| Operating Temperature | -4 to 122 deg F |
Use this indoor model only where the device is protected from weather. For exterior pedestrian gate posts, storefront mullions, or exposed door frames, compare the IP-rated SECO-LARM Bluetooth controller models before ordering.
Access-control devices should be wired so egress, fire/life-safety, and required gate safety systems continue to operate correctly. Use a qualified low-voltage access-control technician for lock power, gate inputs, and code-sensitive installations.
No. It is the indoor single-gang Bluetooth keypad with proximity reader. Use an outdoor-rated model when the device will be exposed to weather.
In many standalone applications it can control the relay output directly, but the complete lock, power, and life-safety design must be verified.
It uses EM 125 kHz proximity credentials, such as compatible SECO-LARM cards or keyfobs.
Yes, it may be used with a gate operator that accepts a low-voltage access-control input, as long as it is wired correctly and does not bypass safety devices.
No. SECO-LARM Bluetooth controllers are managed locally through the SL Access app within Bluetooth range.