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Superior KeyPad Outdoor Fibra.
Wired keypad supporting authentication via Pass, Tag, smartphones, and codes. For outdoor and indoor use.
Standards and certifications
Superior KeyPad Outdoor Fibra · KP.G3O.F. Manufacturer-listed marks; regional and installation conditions apply.
Control at the entrance. Ready for the weather.
Superior KeyPad Outdoor Fibra brings codes, Pass/Tag and smartphone authentication to outdoor and indoor entrances. Large mechanical buttons work with gloves, while the enclosure protects against dust, water and impact. Configure its primary and secondary functions for security, automation or starting an entry delay.
Key features. At a glance.
Support for contactless access devices
Pass cards and Tag key fobs featuring DESFire® technology
Two operating modes:
Security
Automation
easy mode switching with a long press of the OK button
Bypass mode
the keypad starts an entry delay to confirm a security mode change
Duress codes
when a user is forced to disarm a system
Four types of access codes
Main keypad code
Personal codes
Codes for unregistered users
RRU code
Big mechanical buttons
sleek feedback even if a user wearing gloves or mittens
Built-in panic button
Tamper alarm
60 dB buzzer for sound notifications
informs about alarms, security mode being changed, delay when entering/leaving, Chime, and other events
Up to 2,000 m of wired communication1
with an Ajax hub or a module that extends a Fibra line
Power adjustment
Informative push notifications
Connection with other Fibra devices on the line
Remote control and configuration
Enclosure in three colors
- 1Wired Ajax devices have a communication range of up to 2,000 m without line extenders when using the U/UTP cat.5 twisted pair cable. Other cable types may have different values. Please use the Fibra power supply calculator to check the wired system project before installation.
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Protection in real places.
Superior KeyPad Outdoor Fibra
Every detail has a purpose.
Explore the function, installation and system requirements of Superior KeyPad Outdoor Fibra.
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Choose two functions for the entrance.
Manage security
Use a code or assigned access device to control the intended security groups. Large mechanical buttons provide feedback when wearing gloves.
Choose how to authenticate.
Pass cards and Tag key fobs
Present an assigned contactless device to manage the permitted security groups. The system can identify the user behind the action.
Add a code to contactless access.
DESFire contactless credentials
Pass cards and Tag key fobs use DESFire authentication and encryption. Assign each access device to its user and revoke it if it is lost. Pass and Tag are purchased separately; a similar-looking third-party card is not automatically compatible.
Require a passcode after the access device
Enable authorization confirmation with a passcode to require both the assigned access device and a code. Set a suitable confirmation time and test the actual user journey. Check the exact hub and keypad firmware before commissioning.
Give each person the access they need.
Personal, shared and temporary access
Assign a personal code to identify a registered user, a keypad code for shared access, or a separate code for someone without an Ajax account. Rapid response unit codes have their own access conditions. The number of users and codes depends on the connected hub.
Change permissions from the app
Assign access to the intended security groups and revoke it when a person no longer needs it. Personal credentials make the event history more useful than a shared code. Review access rights with the owner during handover.
A keypad controls the Ajax system. A code or access device does not by itself turn it into a standalone door-lock controller.
A discreet way to report an emergency.
A separate code for a coercion event
A duress code performs the apparent security action while notifying the configured users and monitoring software of the emergency. Agree the response procedure in advance and test the event route without triggering an unintended dispatch.
Configure who receives the alert
Panic and duress notifications need the correct permissions, recipients and monitoring arrangements. The keypad cannot guarantee a response time. Show users which action generates an emergency event and which action only changes the armed state.
A supervised wired connection.
Up to 2,000 m on a four-core line
Fibra carries commands, alarms and device status over a wired link. The maximum line length assumes U/UTP cat.5 cable; cable type, topology, connected load and the available supply voltage determine the actual design.
An accredited Ajax partner should calculate the line load and voltage drop, check hub compatibility and run the Fibra signal and power tests. The current exact-model electrical limits are listed below.
Supply the outdoor control point.
7–30 V from the Fibra line
The keypad draws up to 25 mA at 24 V. Calculate the total line load and cable voltage drop before installation. Mechanical buttons and outdoor protection do not change the need for the correct wired supply.
Protection that also watches itself.
Limit repeated authentication attempts
Enable automatic lockout after repeated failed attempts and choose a suitable lock duration. The system reports the event; an authorised user or PRO can manage the lockout in the app. Test the configured behaviour with the owner.
Monitor the mounting and connection
Two tamper buttons monitor enclosure opening and detachment. Regular exchanges let the hub supervise the connection and identify the affected device and room. The loss-reporting delay depends on the configured polling settings.
A connection-loss example of 36 seconds requires a 12-second polling interval and three missed packets. Verify the installed configuration.
Install in the intended surroundings.
IP66 and IK08 protection
For outdoor or indoor use from −25 to +60 °C and up to 80% humidity. Route and seal the cable correctly so the installation preserves the enclosure protection.
Requires a compatible hub with OS Malevich 2.28 or later.
Install for everyday use. Test every access method.
Choose the height and fix SmartBracket
An accredited Ajax partner checks the location, fixes the specified mounting points and secures the enclosure. Test tamper reporting and leave enough room to reach the controls and present an access device.
Find the right control device.
Compare keypads, key fobs and panic buttons across ranges. See how people arm the system, identify themselves, operate a routine or ask for help.
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Communication
- Fibra communication technology
- Two-way supervised wired communication for commands, alarms and device status. Supports remote configuration through Ajax apps.
- Line connection
- 4-core cable
- Connection
- to any point of the Fibra line The device can be installed behind the hub, detector, siren, or other keypad.
- Fibra line length
- up to 2,000 m When using the U/UTP cat.5 twisted pair cable.
- Encrypted communication
- Encrypted device communication protects transmitted system data.
Key features
- Keypad function
- Switches security mode Manages automation devices Starts entry delay (bypass keypad) Each keypad function can be configured as a primary or secondary one in the keypad settings in Ajax apps. Only one primary function and one secondary function can be set at once. Switch between functions by long-pressing the OK button on the keypad.
- Control methods
- codes Tag key fobs Pass cards smartphone (Bluetooth)
- Access codes
- up to 50 personal codes One code per user. The number of personal access codes depends on the hub model. 1 keypad code Per each Superior KeyPad Outdoor Fibra.
- Duress codes
- up to 50 personal codes One code per user. The number of personal duress codes depends on the hub model. 1 keypad code Per each Superior KeyPad Outdoor Fibra.
- Codes for unregistered users
- up to 50 personal codes For people who are not registered in an Ajax system. The number of such codes depends on the hub model.
- Contactless access
- DESFire® EV1, EV2, EV3 ISO 14443-А (13.56 MHz)
- Contactless authorization with a smartphone
- It is possible to use a smartphone with an installed Ajax app and Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) support instead of Tag or Pass to authorize a user. BLE is a radio protocol with low power consumption. The keypad supports Android and iOS smartphones with BLE 4.2 and later.
- Arming without entering a code
- The enabled feature allows the user to arm the facility without entering a code or presenting an access device.
- Group security management
- Changing the security mode of the groups to which the user has access from the keypad.
- Authorization confirmation with a passcode
- Configuring two-factor authentication. If enabled, users must first use an access device (Pass, Tag, or smartphone) and then enter a passcode to confirm their authorization to the system.
- Function button
- Operates in one of the following modes. panic Sends an alarm to the central monitoring station and users. It also activates the sirens connected to the system. mute fire alarm Mutes interconnected fire detectors alarms. none The button is disabled.
- Automation device control
- Allows controlling the scenarios or automation devices by keypad.
- Starting entry delay
- Activates an entry delay so you can disarm the facility using the main keypad.
- Indication of malfunctions and security mode
- If enabled, the keypad notifies users with an LED indication of the security mode, problems with detectors, or loss of communication with the hub. A built-in buzzer notifies of alarms, door openings, and entry/exit delays.
Sabotage protection
- Unauthorized access auto-lock
- The keypad is locked if an incorrect code is entered or unverified access devices are used more than 3 times in a row within 1 minute. The lock time is adjusted by a PRO or user with admin rights in an Ajax app.
- Tamper alarm
- Notifications of attempts to detach the keypad from the surface or remove it from the mounting panel.
- Holding screw
- To secure the keypad on SmartBracket.
- Protection against spoofing
- device authentication
- Communication loss detection
- after 36 s Detection time depends on the Jeweller/Fibra settings.
Power supply
- Fibra line
- 7−30 V⎓, up to 25 mA at a nominal voltage of 24 V⎓ The hub powers the device.
Enclosure
- Dimensions
- 137 × 45 × 27 mm
- Weight
- 160 g
- Operating temperature range
- from −25 °C to +60 °C
- Operating humidity
- up to 80%
- Protection class
- IP66 IK08
What’s in the box
- Superior KeyPad Outdoor Fibra
- SmartBracket mounting panel
- Installation template
- Installation kit
- Quick start guide
For your installation
- Selected as part of an installer-reviewed security or automation project.
- Fibra needs a supported hybrid control panel, checked cable type and topology, termination and a complete power budget. Existing alarm cabling is not automatically suitable.
- The device is designed for outdoor and indoor use.