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Brivo ACS-SDC-E Edge Door Controller

Model / Series: ACS-SDC-E

Single-door edge controller that mounts at the door on one PoE cable — no panel room, ideal for retrofits, leased suites, and historic buildings.

$755 MSRP · equipment only

Sold by order — most of these go in as part of an install, but we'll sell the hardware outright too. Availability, lead times, and project pricing: ask our manager when you request a quote.

We don't just ship boxes — this goes in as part of our access control installation in Chicago work. From the Loop to Rogers Park — see our security work across Chicago.

Brivo ACS-SDC-E

Specifications

SKU / Part Number
B-ACS-SDC-E
Brand
Brivo
Model
ACS-SDC-E
Series
Brivo Access
Form Factor
Single-door at-the-door cloud access control panel in metal enclosure
Doors Supported
1
Reader Ports
1 OSDP v2 or Wiegand
Network
Ethernet (10/100) + WiFi
Power
PoE or 12 V DC
Inputs
Door contact, REX, tamper, auxiliary
Outputs
1 lock-control relay + auxiliary
Ordering Options
B-ACS-SDC-E (unit) — this price; B-ACS-SDC-E-ENC (pre-mounted in enclosure) — $776 MSRP
Tamper Detection
Yes (enclosure tamper switch)
Credentials Supported
Brivo Mobile Pass (BLE + NFC), 13.56 MHz smart cards, 125 kHz Prox (with compatible reader), key fobs, PIN keypad
Cloud Platform
Brivo Access (browser + mobile admin)
Mounting
At-the-door wall mount (metal enclosure with security fixings)

Best Fit & Recommended For

Chicago retrofit projects where panel-room wiring is impractical
Leased commercial space without dedicated back-of-house
Historic buildings where new panel-room wiring is restricted
Tenant-paid retrofit doors at multi-tenant properties
Remote single doors at large campuses (where running back to a central panel is uneconomic)
Construction site office single-door access with rapid commissioning
Healthcare clinic side entries
Retail back-of-house at small footprint locations
Hospitality back-of-house single-door positions
Education facility utility / equipment building access

Brivo ACS-SDC-E Edge Door Controller

The SDC-E is the single-door controller that mounts at the door instead of in a panel room. That sounds like a small detail until you’re working an old Chicago walk-up or a leased suite where running fresh low-voltage back to a closet means opening up plaster, fishing a masonry wall, or talking the landlord into riser access. With the SDC-E you put the panel in its own metal box right by the opening, pull one PoE cable to the nearest switch, and you’re done — power and network on the same wire, no panel room in the picture.

So it’s the one we grab for the jobs the textbook architecture hates: retrofits into finished construction, leased space where the tenant only controls their own doors, historic buildings you can’t tear into, and that one stray door out at the edge of a campus that isn’t worth a 200-foot home run. The enclosure has a tamper switch, so if someone goes after the panel itself, Brivo’s cloud hears about it.

Brivo ACS-SDC-E controller cover view — protective metal cover plate showing the at-the-door enclosure design with tamper-resistant fastening
Brivo ACS-SDC-E with the cover on — the enclosure mounts right at the door with security fixings and has a tamper switch that reports any unauthorized opening to the Brivo Access cloud.
Brivo ACS-SDC-E enclosure interior view showing terminal blocks for door contact, REX, lock relay, reader inputs, and Ethernet / power connections inside the metal at-the-door housing
Inside the SDC-E — terminal blocks for the door (contact, REX, lock relay), reader inputs (OSDP / Wiegand), and Ethernet + power, all reachable in the at-the-door housing.

Under the at-the-door packaging it’s the same Brivo system as the big panels, and that’s the whole point. No access server to host — credentials, schedules and the audit trail live in Brivo’s cloud, replicated across at least three separate hardened servers (the company’s number) with backups on top. We’ve rebuilt a Paxton site or two after a local database let go; with Brivo that hasn’t been a call we’ve had to make. The reader runs over OSDP v2 secure channel so nobody skims a credential off the wires, with Wiegand there for an older reader; you can mix Brivo Mobile Pass phones with the building’s legacy 125 kHz prox cards, leave the door open on a daytime schedule and lock it to credentials at night, and watch it live from a browser. Internet drops out? It keeps running the door and syncs the logs when it’s back.

It runs on PoE or 12 V DC, anchors a clean install on its own, and works with Brivo’s Smart Readers, HID Signo / iCLASS SE, or any OSDP v2 reader. If the door happens to sit next to a wiring closet anyway, the ACS-100 covers one door for a little less; two doors and it’s the ACS300-E-B. Get in touch and we’ll walk the door with you.