Portero automático empotrable ACO FAM-P-1NPZSACC con lector de llavero y teclado de códigos, 1 usuario

The ACO FAM-P-1NPZSACC flush-mounted entrance panel is designed for single-resident intercom systems. It combines a proximity keyfob reader and a numeric code lock in a compact device that fits into a wall recess. The panel enables controlled access to apartments or single-unit entrances by accepting authorized keyfobs or user-entered codes, and it is intended for integration with standard door entry systems.

Advantages

The panel integrates two authentication methods—proximity keyfob reading and a numeric code keypad—allowing flexible access control without additional modules. Its flush-mounted design ensures a neat, low-profile installation in wall recesses and reduces exposure to vandalism and weather. The device is suitable for retrofit or new installations where a clean exterior appearance and reliable user identification are required.

Suitable for

• Single-apartment or single-resident entrances
• Apartment building door entry integration for one user
• Small residential complexes and gated single-unit entries
• Retrofit installations into existing wall recesses

Key specifications

• Mounting type: flush-mounted (designed for wall recess installation)
• Authentication methods: proximity keyfob reader and numeric code keypad
• Intended system size: single-locator / single-resident configuration
• Installation environment: external door entry, designed for built-in placement

How to use

Install the panel into an appropriate wall recess following standard mounting and electrical connection guidelines for ACO entrance devices and local regulations. Configure user keyfobs and program access codes according to the system manual or the connected intercom/control unit. To operate, present an authorized keyfob to the reader or enter the assigned numeric code on the keypad; the connected door release will activate if credentials are valid.

Recommendations

For reliable operation, mount the panel in a sheltered location where it is protected from direct exposure to heavy rain or extreme weather. Regularly verify and update authorized keyfobs and access codes, and follow manufacturer guidance for wiring, grounding, and compatibility with the building’s door release and intercom systems.