The Rosslare AYC-Q54B is a backlit PIN keypad with a vandal-resistant metal housing. Choose the system configuration before ordering: it operates as a reader with a compatible access controller, or as a 500-user controller when paired with a separate Rosslare PS-x25T intelligent power supply/relay unit.

Additional equipment required: the keypad alone cannot operate an electric lock. This model accepts PIN codes; proximity-card and tag reading are not specified for the AYC-Q54B.

Two Ways to Configure Your System

• Reader mode: sends keypad entries to a compatible access controller. Your installer must match the PIN transmission format and wiring.
• Controller mode: requires compatible PS-x25T equipment, purchased separately, to provide secure relay operation and capacity for up to 500 users.

A standard power adaptor does not replace the PS-x25T unit required for controller mode. Confirm the exact compatible unit and its availability with CTC before purchasing.

Key Features and Specifications

• 3 4 keypad with blue illumination and 48-digit PIN entry
• IP65 protection for indoor and outdoor installation
• Back and cover tamper detection, status LEDs and sounder
• Reader-mode supply: 516 V DC
• Dimensions: 120 76 21 mm
• 60 cm shielded interface cable

Inclusions and Exclusions

Includes the AYC-Q54B keypad, attached interface cable, mounting/drilling template, security screw and tool set.

Purchased separately: access controller or compatible PS-x25T equipment, power supply as required by the system design, electric lock, exit button, door contact, additional cabling and installation. Confirm the complete parts list with your installer.

Compatibility and Installation

Professional installation is recommended to select the operating mode, verify controller compatibility, match the power supply and lock, and configure user access. Lock current and relay requirements must be checked for the complete system.

Route and protect cable connections appropriately for the installation environment. Confirm the mounting surface and door hardware before drilling, then test normal access, exit operation and tamper functions during commissioning.