Paxton Net2 Plus 1 Door Access Control Unit

The Paxton Net2 Plus is a networked access control unit built to manage one door while offering full scalability for larger, multi-door installations. This advanced controller is part of the Net2 system, giving site managers full visibility and control over access permissions, time zones, event logs, and door behavior—all from a central PC or server.

Unlike standalone systems, the Net2 Plus connects over TCP/IP or RS485, making it ideal for both new and existing network infrastructures. Its built-in Ethernet port eliminates the need for additional interface units, while onboard intelligence allows it to make decisions even if the main server is offline—keeping access uninterrupted.

Each unit manages a single door, controlling inputs from a reader and exit button, as well as lock outputs and alarms. Multiple units can be linked across a site using standard network cabling, allowing for flexible expansion as the site’s access requirements grow. With support for time-based access levels, event tracking, anti-passback, and third-party integration (e.g. fire alarms or CCTV), the Net2 Plus delivers a truly professional-grade access control solution.

Key Features:

• Controls 1 door with inputs for a reader, exit button, and door monitor

• Built-in Ethernet (TCP/IP) and RS485 for flexible network integration

• Compatible with Paxton readers, keypads, and software

• Supports real-time monitoring, logging, and remote access via Net2 software

• Works with standard locking hardware: maglocks, strikes, or electric bolts

• Can operate offline using cached data if server connection is lost

• Ideal for new installations or upgrades from existing Net2 systems

• 12V DC power input and relay outputs for lock control

• Compact enclosure for surface mounting in secure locations

Ideal Applications:

• Commercial buildings with managed staff access

• Schools, colleges, and multi-site facilities

• Buildings requiring integration with fire alarms, intruder systems, or CCTV

• Installers needing scalable, centrally managed access control