CENTRIOS Smart Reader Kit Bundle, Includes CER Keypad/Reader,Alarm Controls NTB-3, Securitron AQD2 Power Supply, Securitron DPS

The Centrios Smart Reader bundle pairs the CER keypad/reader in black with an Alarm Controls NTB-3 no-touch exit station, a Securitron AQD2 power supply, and a Securitron door position switch. You pick the electric strike at order time from HES-5000C-630, HES-1500C-630, HES-9400-630, HES-9600-630, or Adams Rite 7400-628. That covers the four pieces a single-door access control opening needs: credential reader, egress device, power, and door monitoring.

Yes. Order the CER-CYOH-KIT option and the bundle ships less the electric strike, so you get the CER reader, NTB-3 exit station, AQD2 power supply, and the door position switch only. That is the right pick when the opening already has a working strike or a maglock, or when the strike is being supplied on a separate spec.

For a narrow stile aluminum storefront with an Adams Rite style deadlatch, take the Adams Rite 7400-628 option. The HES choices in the bundle (5000C, 1500C, 9400, 9600, all in 630 satin stainless) are the ones to look at for hollow metal and wood frame openings with cylindrical or mortise hardware. Pick the strike to match the lock already in the door, not the frame alone.

Both. Door Application is an order option, so you choose Metal Door or Wood Door and the bundle is built for that opening. The choice affects the strike prep and mounting for the frame you are working in, so specify it against the actual door you are retrofitting rather than defaulting.

It has two inputs, one for a door position switch and one for request to exit, plus two configurable output relays. The bundle supplies a Securitron DPS for the position input and the Alarm Controls NTB-3 no-touch exit station for the REX side, so both inputs are already accounted for. The second relay is what you use for an aux function such as an alarm shunt or a signal to another device.

The CER Smart Reader is rated from -40 F to 122 F (-40 C to 50 C), so it holds up at perimeter doors, gates, and unconditioned garage entries in cold climates. That range is why it is used on exterior openings rather than lobby-side only.

The CER Smart Reader is stated ADA compliant and FCC/IC certified. It uses a capacitive keypad, so entry is by touch rather than by pressing mechanical buttons. For facility work where accessibility is on the spec, that is the compliance line the manufacturer publishes for this reader.

Both work. The CER reader takes a keypad code on its capacitive pad and is compatible with Centrios cards and fobs, so you can issue credentials to regular tenants and hand out codes for vendors or temporary access on the same door. Cards and fobs are ordered separately from the bundle.

No, the Securitron AQD2 power supply ships in the bundle. That is the piece that powers the reader and drives the electric strike, and it is the item most often forgotten when parts are bought piecemeal. Buying the kit means the power, reader, egress device, and door monitoring are all specified to work together on one opening.

Yes. The CER Smart Reader will unlock any door with electrified hardware, including perimeter openings, garages, glass doors, and gates. What it drives is the electrified device at the opening, so the deciding factor is whether that door already has, or can take, an electric strike, maglock, or electrified lock. For glass and gate work where the strike is being supplied elsewhere, the less-strike CER-CYOH-KIT option is the one to order.

The Securitron DPS in the bundle comes in black, gray, or white, and each is available with either the metal door or the wood door build. Match it to the frame color so the switch is not the thing people notice on a finished opening.

It is a commercial electronic access control product. The bundle is built around commercial hardware brands, HES and Adams Rite strikes, Alarm Controls exit station, Securitron power and door monitoring, which is what a property manager or integrator would put on a tenant entrance or a multifamily perimeter door rather than a home product.