
Verkada AC12 1 Door Controller
- SKU
- AC12-HW
Expand specs
- Power
- Wired
- Interfaces
- 2 Reader Ports, PoE+ Powered
- Doors Controlled
- 1 Door
Verkada AC12, AC41, AC42, and AC43 door controllers handle one to four doors, with government and regional variants available.
Availability, lead time, licensing, and configuration are confirmed during the quote.

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Catalog pricing is available to everyone. Volume, project and registered-deal pricing is usually better — tell us what you need and we will price it.
Source review date: 2026-09-26
The door controller family covers the access control layer of a Verkada deployment. The AC12 is a single-door controller, available in a standard version and a government variant built to FIPS 140 and TAA requirements. The AC41 and AC42 are both four-door controllers, while the AC43 is a four-door controller offered with regional configurations for Australia, Europe, and Japan, plus a government FIPS 140 and TAA-compliant option.
For most commercial sites, the AC12 suits small offices and single-entry deployments, while the AC41, AC42, and AC43 step in when multiple doors share a panel. The regional AC43 variants let multinational organisations select the correct hardware for each country without mixing power supplies or compliance profiles. The government SKUs address federal, state, and regulated environments that require FIPS-validated cryptography and TAA-compliant sourcing.
The family fits anything from a single-suite office to a multi-building campus, with the controller choice driven by door count, geography, and any compliance obligations. Request a quote with your door count, country, and any government or compliance requirements.
Controller choice is arithmetic before it is preference: door count per panel, distances between doors, and where conduit can actually run. The AC12 serves single openings; the AC41, AC42, and AC43 four-door panels serve clusters. HTS groups doors onto shared panels where the wiring supports it and leaves isolated openings on their own controller — pulling four doors' cable to a panel that does not fit them is the most common way an access budget doubles.
Government and regional variants are confirmed at design time: FIPS 140 / TAA requirements select the -G SKUs, and the AC43's regional power configurations serve multi-country estates. Panels ship pre-configured to the door schedule — lock outputs, reader addresses, request-to-exit, door position — and hand-off includes every door badging in and every event landing in Command.
The licence is per door, not per controller — a four-door panel needs four door licences. Figures are HTS catalog prices from the 2026-09-21 snapshot.