NFC & Bluetooth Credentials
Unlock with NFC cards/fobs or mobile credentials over Bluetooth (BLE 4.1) — staff and visitors simply tap a card or phone to enter, with no exposed keypads or worn-out fobs.
Built-in Security Element Chip
A dedicated security element chip handles encrypted NFC credentials on the reader, keeping authentication data protected against cloning and tampering.
Mobile Unlock
Open doors straight from the UniFi Access or UI mobile apps — ideal for issuing and revoking access remotely without re-keying or reprinting cards.
Single-Cable PoE Installation
One Ethernet cable from a UniFi Access Hub delivers both power (802.3af PoE, max 6 W) and data — no separate power run, no electrician required.
Wide NFC Standard Support
Reads ISO 14443A/B and 15693 plus NFC Tag 1–5 and MIFARE Classic, Plus, Ultralight, and DESFire EV1/EV2 for flexible credential rollouts.
IP54 Rated for Tough Conditions
An IP54 rating and a wide −40°C to 40°C operating range keep the UA-Lite reliable indoors and at covered outdoor entries across Australian climates.
UniFi Access — No Subscription
Manage users, visitors, schedules, and access policies through the UniFi Access Controller — fully local, with no monthly fees or cloud lock-in.
NDAA Compliant
Fully NDAA Section 889 compliant for government, defence, and security-sensitive installations where supply-chain integrity is a requirement.
UniFi Access Reader Lite
UA-Lite NFC & Bluetooth door reader.
Mounting Hardware
Wall-mount bracket, screws, and anchors included.
Documentation
Quick-start guide and installation instructions.
Not Included
A UniFi Access Hub and network cable are required and sold separately.
Does the UA-Lite need a separate power supply?
No. The UA-Lite is powered over a single Ethernet cable from a UniFi Access Hub using 802.3af PoE, so no separate power run is required.
What do I need to run the UA-Lite?
A UniFi Access Hub to power and connect the reader, plus a UniFi Access Controller host running UniFi Access to manage users, doors, and policies.
How do people unlock the door?
By tapping an NFC card or fob, or by unlocking from their phone over Bluetooth using the UniFi Access or UI mobile apps.
Can it be used at outdoor doors?
The UA-Lite carries an IP54 rating and a −40°C to 40°C operating range, making it suitable for indoor and covered outdoor entries.
Which NFC credentials does it support?
It supports ISO 14443A/B and 15693, NFC Tag 1–5, and MIFARE Classic, Plus, Ultralight, and DESFire EV1/EV2 credentials.
Is the UA-Lite NDAA compliant?
Yes. Ubiquiti is a US-based manufacturer and the UA-Lite is NDAA Section 889 compliant — suitable for government and security-sensitive sites.
