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Paxton10 – Server, Ultra-Compact Computer, 60GB SSD, 8GB DDR3, 32GB USB Backup Key, Gigabit Ethernet, Active Cooling, 19VDC, Black

Paxton10 – Server, Ultra-Compact Computer, 60GB SSD, 8GB DDR3, 32GB USB Backup Key, Gigabit Ethernet, Active Cooling, 19VDC, Black

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Paxton10 – Server, Ultra-Compact Computer, 60GB SSD, 8GB DDR3, 32GB USB Backup Key, Gigabit Ethernet, Active Cooling, 19VDC, Black

The Paxton10 server is the hub for the entire system, providing simple connection to your network for remote access. A single Paxton10 server is required to support up to 1000 doors across multiple sites. Accessible from any device with an internet connection, the Paxton10 software makes remote site management easy. No configuration required, simply browse to the weblink on the bottom of the unit. Supplied with a 32GB USB back up – for added peace of mind. The Paxton10 server comes in three variants, manufactured by GIGA-IPC, Intel and Lenovo. The product you receive will depend on current stock availability.

Features:

  • No software install required, license free
  • 32GB USB back-up – for added peace of mind
  • No configuration required, simply browse to the weblink on the unit
  • Automatic back-up and flexible system restore in the event of drive failure
  • Cross platform compatibility (PC/Mac/Linux) via Google Chrome
  • Integrated with Windows as standard

 

Specifications:

  • system:
    • Maximum Number of Users: 50000 (10 tokens per user)
    • Maximum Number of Controllers: 1000
    • Maximum Number of Cameras: 1000
    • Processor: Intel i3
    • RAM: 8GB DDR3
    • Storage: 60GB Industrial grade SSD
    • USB storage: 32 Gb
    • Graphics: Intel HD graphics 4000
  • Electrical:
    • Power Consumption: 25W
    • Operating Voltage: 19V DC
    • Power Supply: 19V, 65W DC-DC power adaptor
  • Communication:
    • Ethernet: Intel Gigabit Ethernet
    • Connectivity: Integrated 10/100/1000 network connection
  • Hardware:
    • Cable Type: CAT5.
    • Dimensions (W x H x D): 4-9/16" x 4-13/32" x 1-21/32"(116mm x 112mm x 42 mm)
    • Hardware Management: Voltage and temperature sensing. ACPI-compliant power management control
    • Cooling: Active
    • Warranty: Intel 3 year
  • Environment:
    • Operating Temperature: + 32°F - + 122°F
    • Environmental Compliance: Europe RoHS, China RoHS

Manufacturer Resources

Product Specs

Subcategory:
Hardwired
Product Group:
Access Control
Product Type:
Server
Series:
Paxton10
RAM:
8GB DDR3
Storage:
60GB Industrial Grade SSD
USB Storage:
32 GB
Graphics:
Intel HD Graphics 4000
Processor:
Intel i3
Product Subgroup:
Access Management
Product Voltage:
19V DC
Product Height:
4-9/16"
Product Category:
Access Control
Product Width:
4-13/32
Department:
Door Hardware
Product Depth:
1-21/32"

Paxton Access Inc 003-375-US – Frequently Asked Questions

1) How many doors can one Paxton10 server handle across multiple sites?
A single Paxton10 server supports up to 1000 doors across multiple sites, with a ceiling of 1000 controllers, 1000 cameras, and 50000 users at 10 tokens per user. For a property manager running several buildings on one system, that means one server at one location, not a box per site, as long as each site's controllers can reach it on the network.
2) Do I need to buy software licenses or install anything to run the Paxton10 server?
No license and no software install. The Paxton10 server ships ready to run, and you reach the software by browsing to the weblink printed on the bottom of the unit. It runs cross platform on PC, Mac, or Linux through Google Chrome, so an integrator can hand a property manager access without loading a client on every workstation.
3) What power supply does the Paxton10 server need, and can I run it off the 12V or 24V I already have in the access control cabinet?
19V DC only. The Paxton10 server runs on 19V DC and draws 25W, fed by a 19V 65W DC-DC power adaptor. The 12V and 24V rails typically sitting in an access control enclosure won't run it, so plan a dedicated 19V feed or the supplied adaptor at the server location.
4) What happens to my access control database if the drive in the Paxton10 server fails?
The server comes with a 32GB USB backup key and does automatic backups with flexible system restore in the event of drive failure. Main storage is a 60GB industrial grade SSD. So the recovery path is built in: pull the backup from the USB key and restore rather than rebuilding door and user programming from scratch.
5) How much space does the Paxton10 server take up in an equipment closet or rack shelf?
It's an ultra-compact box measuring 4-9/16 x 4-13/32 x 1-21/32 inches (116mm x 112mm x 42mm), so it sits on a shelf or wall plate rather than eating rack units. Under an inch and three quarters at its thinnest dimension, it fits in a crowded IT closet or the bottom of a security enclosure where a full server would not.
6) What network connection does the Paxton10 server need, and what cable should I pull to it?
Intel Gigabit Ethernet, with an integrated 10/100/1000 connection, so it'll negotiate down to whatever switch port you have. The cable spec is CAT5. Because the software is reached over the network and the system is built for remote access over an internet connection, the server wants a live network drop, not an isolated controller run.
7) Can the Paxton10 server go in an unconditioned space like a garage, attic, or outdoor enclosure?
Its operating range is 32F to 122F, so it needs a space that stays above freezing and below 122F. An unheated garage in a cold climate or a sun-loaded rooftop enclosure falls outside that. It also uses active cooling with a fan, plus voltage and temperature sensing and ACPI-compliant power management, which means it needs airflow, not a sealed dusty box.
8) Why does the Paxton10 server hardware look different from the one I got last time?
Paxton builds the Paxton10 server in three variants, manufactured by GIGA-IPC, Intel, and Lenovo, and which one ships depends on current stock. The spec you're buying is the same either way: Intel i3 processor, 8GB DDR3 RAM, 60GB industrial grade SSD, Intel HD Graphics 4000, gigabit Ethernet, 19V DC. If you're standardizing across a portfolio, standardize on the spec and the software, not the chassis brand.
9) Does the Paxton10 server handle cameras too, or do I need a separate video recorder?
Video is on the same box. One Paxton10 server manages up to 1000 cameras alongside up to 1000 door controllers, so access control and video sit under one interface rather than requiring a separate NVR platform and a second login. Note the onboard drive is a 60GB SSD sized for the system itself, so plan camera storage accordingly.
10) Is the Paxton10 server hardwired or does it run over wireless?
Hardwired. The Paxton10 server connects by wired Ethernet over CAT5 to an integrated 10/100/1000 port, and the door controllers on the system are hardwired devices as well. Plan a structured cabling path from the server location to the network, and from the network to each controller.
11) Does the Paxton10 server work with Windows on our corporate network?
It integrates with Windows as standard, and the browser-based software also runs on Mac and Linux through Google Chrome. For an IT department that requires Windows integration on anything joining the network, that box is checked without forcing security staff onto Windows-only workstations to administer doors.
12) How much setup work is there when the Paxton10 server arrives on site?
Almost none at the server itself. There's no configuration step and no software to install: power it on 19V DC, put it on the network over CAT5, then browse to the weblink printed on the bottom of the unit to reach the software. The integrator's time goes into the controllers and the door hardware, not into building a server.
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Does the Paxton Access Inc 003-375-US come with a warranty?
Absolutely. The Paxton Access Inc 003-375-US is backed by a manufacturer’s warranty. For full warranty terms, check the product documentation or Contact Us.
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