Ubiquiti Access Reader G2 Basic access control reader Black 0.7 W speaker 48 V

The Ubiquiti Access Reader G2 is a compact, second-generation NFC card reader and request-to-exit device designed for hand-wave door unlocking. It integrates a 0.7 W speaker, supports Power over Ethernet at 48 V, and works with Ethernet LAN data rates of 10/100/1000 Mbit/s. Its small footprint (40 mm × 36.5 mm × 93 mm) makes it suitable for tight mounting locations and standard access control installations. The unit is certified to CE and FCC standards.

Advantages

The Access Reader G2 provides contactless NFC authentication and a request-to-exit function in a compact housing. Its support for gigabit Ethernet ensures reliable network connectivity, while the built-in 0.7 W speaker offers audible feedback. Operation at 48 V PoE simplifies wiring and power distribution. CE and FCC certifications confirm compliance with common regulatory requirements.

Suitable for

• Office and commercial door access control
• Small to medium-sized buildings with PoE infrastructure
• Areas requiring contactless hand-wave entry and exit

Key specifications

• Model: Ubiquiti Access Reader G2 (UA-G2-Black)
• Authentication: NFC contactless card reader
• Speaker: 0.7 W
• Power: 48 V (PoE)
• Ethernet: 10/100/1000 Mbit/s
• Dimensions: 40 mm (W) × 36.5 mm (D) × 93 mm (H)
• Certifications: CE, FCC

How to use

Mount the reader at the desired door position following local installation standards, connect it to a PoE-capable network switch or injector providing 48 V, and link the Ethernet cable to the network for data communication. Enroll NFC cards or credentials according to the access control system’s procedure and configure reader behavior (including request-to-exit settings and audio feedback) in the management software. Verify operation by presenting a credential and testing the request-to-exit function.

Recommendations

Install the reader within recommended reach and at a height that suits users of the facility. Use a secure, managed PoE switch to supply 48 V and ensure the access control system is configured following manufacturer and local security guidelines.