Access Control Reader Ubiquiti Reader Flex Basic Black 1W Speaker 10/100

The Ubiquiti Reader Flex Basic Black is a third-generation access control reader with a keypad, Apple Touch Pass support and an integrated 1W speaker. Designed for compact installations, it supports Ethernet LAN at 10/100 Mbit/s, consumes up to 5W and accepts a DC input of 44–57 V. Its small footprint makes it suitable for secure entry points where space is limited.

Advantages

The reader combines NFC card reading, keypad input and Apple Touch Pass compatibility in a single device, reducing the need for separate components. A built-in 1W speaker provides audible feedback for user interaction. Support for standard 10/100 Ethernet simplifies integration into existing networked access control systems, and low maximum power consumption (5W) helps minimize power requirements.

Suitable for

• Small to medium access control points
• Office and commercial entrances with networked control
• Locations requiring keypad and NFC/Touch Pass authentication

Key specifications

• Model: Ubiquiti Reader Flex Basic Black (UA-G3-FLEX-B)
• Card reader: third-generation NFC reader with keypad and Apple Touch Pass support
• Network: Ethernet LAN 10/100 Mbit/s
• Speaker: 1W integrated speaker
• Power consumption: maximum 5W
• Input voltage: DC 44–57 V
• Dimensions: 84 mm × 40.8 mm × 84 mm
• Brand: UBIQUITI
• EAN: 810084693230

How to use

Mount the Reader Flex Basic at the access point following site wiring and mounting guidelines. Connect the device to the network using a 10/100 Ethernet link and supply DC power within the 44–57 V range. Configure access credentials and keypad settings through the compatible access control management platform. Test NFC cards, Apple Touch Pass and keypad operation to confirm correct authentication and audible feedback from the 1W speaker.

Recommendations

Install the reader in a weather-protected location unless the installation site and model are specified for outdoor use. Ensure stable DC power within the specified range and verify network connectivity. Regularly update access control software and maintain the device according to the manufacturer's instructions to ensure reliable operation.