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Two-reader Pro-Watch module board expands access control capacity for Honeywell PW-Series systems
The Honeywell PW5K1R2 is a Pro-Watch access-control module board that supports two door readers. It is designed for security integrators expanding a Honeywell Pro-Watch installation.
This board adds capacity for exactly two readers to a Pro-Watch panel. The specification confirms the two-reader limit, which determines whether the module matches the door count in your project.
It suits technicians extending an existing Pro-Watch system with a two-reador requirement. Buyers using a different access-control platform or needing a different reader count should look elsewhere.
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The PW5K1R2 is a two-reader module board, so it supports up to two readers on a single board.
The module is designed for the Honeywell PW-Series Pro-Watch access control platform and connects via the standard Pro-Watch panel bus.
The board mounts inside a compatible Pro-Watch enclosure using the standard PW-Series module slot and standoff pattern.
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