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This LIBO Stand-alone Door Access Control System Kit is designed for enhanced security on single doors, ideal for residences, hotels, offices, and factories. It offers reliable access management for up to 1000 users with flexible RFID card and password entry. While it provides a robust, computer-free programming solution, initial setup may require careful attention to wiring for optimal performance.
| Model Part Number | LIBO |
|---|---|
| Brand | LIBO Smart Home |
The system can support up to 1000 users, allowing for a large number of individuals to be granted access.
No, this system is designed specifically for single-door applications.
No, the system is fully programmable via its keypad, so no computer connection is required for setup or management.
It is compatible with a wide range of door types, including wooden, glass, metal, and fireproof doors.
The kit includes an access controller, a power supply, an electric magnetic lock (180kg/350lbs holding force), a door exit release button, and 10 RFID keyfobs.
Refer to the user manual for specific instructions on performing a factory reset, typically involving a key combination on the keypad.
Yes, you can purchase additional compatible RFID keyfobs and program them into the system, up to the 1000 user limit.
Ensure the power supply is correctly connected to the access controller and plugged into a working electrical outlet. Check all wiring connections.
Verify that the magnetic lock is correctly wired to the access controller and power supply. Check for any obstructions preventing the lock from engaging. Ensure the door is properly aligned.
Make sure the card is properly presented to the reader. Re-enter the password carefully, ensuring correct entry. If a user is not recognized, verify they have been programmed into the system correctly.
Check the wiring between the exit button and the access controller. Ensure the button is not physically damaged or stuck.
Try power cycling the unit by disconnecting and reconnecting the power supply. If the issue persists, consider resetting the system to factory defaults and reprogramming users.
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