Hikvision DS-K1T502DBWX-C Access Control Terminal Keypad with Camera & Intercom Monitor Bundle

Model: DS-K1T502DBWX-C + DS-KH6350-WTE1 Bundle

Who This Is For

For property managers and installers who need a complete door entry solution that combines keypad access control with live video and two-way audio in a single bundle. The DS-K1T502DBWX-C door station pairs with the DS-KH6350-WTE1 indoor monitor to deliver a full video intercom and access control system without the guesswork of matching compatible hardware. The door station supports PIN entry, Mifare card, and DESfire card authentication, while the 2 MP wide-angle camera streams live video to the indoor monitor over your existing PoE network. With IP65 and IK09 ratings on the outdoor unit, this bundle suits apartment buildings, small offices, childcare centres, and residential properties where you need controlled entry, visitor verification, and a tamper-resistant outdoor terminal that can handle extreme temperatures from -40°C to +70°C.

What This Intercom Actually Does

Who Buys This Model

• Apartment and Unit Owners: Replacing a broken audio-only intercom with a system that shows a live 2 MP image of the visitor before buzzing them in.
• Small Business Owners: Controlling a single staff or client entry door using DESfire encrypted cards while monitoring who requests access via the indoor monitor.
• Childcare Centre Managers: Managing a controlled front entry where staff can visually verify a visitor and release the door from the reception desk without physically opening it.
• Property Managers: Deploying a scalable card-based entry system across multiple tenancies, using the 100,000-card capacity to manage large credential databases without upgrading hardware.
• Security Installers: Specifying a pre-matched PoE-ready bundle where the door station and indoor monitor are confirmed compatible, reducing commissioning time on single-door residential or light commercial projects.

Honest Assessment

This bundle does its core job well: a single outdoor terminal handles card reading, PIN entry, visitor calling, and lock release, while the indoor monitor puts live video and two-way audio in front of the occupant. The IK09 and IP65 ratings mean the door station holds up in exposed positions, and the -40°C to +70°C working range is genuinely useful in Australian climates that swing between extremes. The 100,000-card capacity gives this system headroom well beyond a typical small site. Where it reaches its limits: the lock control output covers 1 door only, so multi-door deployments will need additional controllers. The door station will not power an electric strike directly - strikes need their own power supply. For sites requiring facial recognition biometrics or fingerprint authentication, a different terminal class will be more appropriate. This bundle is available through Security Australia and is best suited to single-door entry control with intercom functionality.

Complete Package Contents

• 1 x DS-K1T502DBWX-C - Outdoor access control door station, 2 MP camera, keypad, card reader, IP65/IK09, two-way audio, video intercom
• 1 x DS-KH6350-WTE1 - Indoor video intercom monitor, PoE powered, compatible indoor station for the DS-K1T502DBWX-C

Before You Buy

Quick Fit Check

• Good match if: You are managing a single entry point where staff or residents need card or PIN access and you want the reception area or unit occupant to see and speak with visitors before releasing the door.
• Good match if: The installation is in a harsh or exposed outdoor position - the IK09 vandal resistance and IP65 weatherproofing combined with the -40°C to +70°C operating range handle environments that standard intercom terminals cannot.
• You may need a different model if: Your site has multiple controlled entry points - this bundle covers 1 lock output and 1 door station, and multi-door access control systems with dedicated controllers will be better suited to that requirement.

Key Features & Technical Specifications

Real-World Scenarios

How It Compares

• Choose this if: You need a single entry point controlled by card or PIN, with live video intercom to an indoor monitor, in a matched and pre-confirmed bundle that works out of the box over PoE.
• You may need a different model if: Your site requires facial recognition or fingerprint biometric authentication - a higher-spec access control terminal with biometric capability will serve that requirement more accurately than this keypad and card-based unit.
• Pairs well with: A dedicated PoE switch to connect both devices; a 12 VDC or 24 VDC power supply for the electric strike or magnetic lock; and a managed network switch if you want to integrate into a larger Hikvision IP video intercom system.

Common Questions

1. Does this bundle include everything I need to get started?

   No - you will still need a PoE switch, cabling, an electric strike or magnetic lock, and a separate power supply for that lock. The bundle includes the DS-K1T502DBWX-C door station and the DS-KH6350-WTE1 indoor monitor as a matched pair. Each device needs its own Cat5e or Cat6 run to a PoE switch. The lock strike must be powered independently from a 12 VDC or 24 VDC supply - the door station controls the strike via its lock output terminal but does not supply power to it.

2. Will this door station power my electric strike directly?

   No. The DS-K1T502DBWX-C has 1 lock control output that sends a release signal to the strike, but the strike requires its own independent 12 VDC or 24 VDC power supply. Run a 4-core cable from the door station to the strike, with power fed separately. Attempting to draw strike power from the door station will exceed the unit's 12 W power budget.

3. What card types does the DS-K1T502DBWX-C reader support?

   It supports M1 (Mifare) cards and DESfire encrypted cards only. The read distance is 0 to 3 cm, so cards must be presented directly to the reader face. Standard 125 kHz EM proximity cards are not listed as supported. If your site currently uses EM4100 or HID 125 kHz cards, you will need to re-issue M1 or DESfire credentials before deploying this terminal.

4. Can I open the door remotely from my phone?

   Yes. With the system connected to a PoE switch that is linked to your router, the Hik-Connect app lets you view the door camera and trigger the lock release remotely. Both the door station and the indoor monitor need active network connections. This works for smartphone remote release as long as the network link to the router is in place - the product listing notes this as the requirement for remote communication.

5. How many people can this system manage with card access?

   Up to 100,000 cards can be enrolled in the door station, and the event log stores up to 300,000 access records. For the vast majority of residential and small commercial deployments, this capacity is more than sufficient. Large enterprise sites with many hundreds of users across multiple doors would typically move to a dedicated access control server platform rather than relying on the on-device capacity of a single terminal.

6. Is the door station suitable for an outdoor installation in hot or coastal conditions?

   Yes. The DS-K1T502DBWX-C carries an IP65 rating for dust and water jet resistance, an IK09 rating for impact resistance, and an operating temperature range of -40°C to +70°C. This covers the high-temperature and humidity conditions common in northern and coastal Australian states. No additional weatherproof enclosure is required for standard exposed outdoor positions. This product is stocked by Security Australia and is one of the more robust options in the Hikvision intercom range for difficult outdoor sites.

7. Does this system support controlling a gate as well as a door?

   Yes, within limits. The door station has 1 lock control output, so it can trigger either a door strike or a gate release relay - but not both simultaneously from a single output. If you need to control both a gate and a door from one terminal, you would need a relay expander or a second access controller on the RS-485 or Wiegand output. For 1 or 2 separate strikes or gate controllers, run individual 4-core cables from the door station terminal to each device, with each powered independently.

Cabling Considerations

• Network Cable: Cat5e or Cat6 - run 1 cable from the door station (DS-K1T502DBWX-C) to the PoE switch, and a separate cable from the indoor monitor (DS-KH6350-WTE1) to the PoE switch. These are independent PoE connections - do not daisy-chain.
• Lock / Strike Cable: 4-core cable from the door station to each electric strike or gate release relay. Recommended minimum 0.75 mm² per core for runs over 10 m. Strikes are powered from a separate 12 VDC or 24 VDC supply - not from the door station.
• Max Cable Run: Standard Ethernet maximum of 100 m per segment for network connections. Keep lock wiring runs as short as practical to minimise voltage drop on the strike power feed.
• Internet Connection: If remote access via Hik-Connect is required, run an additional Ethernet cable from the PoE switch to your modem or router, or ensure the switch has uplink to your network infrastructure.
• Exit Button: 2-core cable from the exit button terminal on the door station to the exit button mounted inside the secured area. Standard doorbell or signal cable is sufficient for this low-current input.
• Door Contact: 2-core cable from the door contact input on the door station to a surface-mount or rebated magnetic door contact on the door frame. This allows the system to monitor whether the door is open or closed.

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