1895-017 Doorking Replacement Keypad for all 1800 series phone systems

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SKU:
1895-017-DK
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Doorking

$114.00
Condition:
New

DoorKing 1895-017-DK — Replacement keypad. Genuine DoorKing replacement keypad for the 1800 series telephone entry systems, also carried as 1804-155. Numeric only — no letters on the buttons.

Specifications

Part number1895-017-DK
LayoutNumeric only, no letters
Also known as1804-155
FitsDoorKing 1800 series phone entry systems
ConditionGenuine DoorKing OEM, new
BrandDoorKing

Not sure this is the right part? Send us the model number from your operator’s data plate and a photo of the part you are replacing — parts@gatehousesupplies.com or 866-965-5599. We would rather confirm it than have you order twice.

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  • 5
    Doorking Replacement Keypad

    Posted by John on Nov 30th 2017

    Excellent product. Installed easily and worked great!

  • 5
    Keypad Works Great

    Posted by Brett M on Jun 29th 2017

    So easy to install; took less than 10 minutes - undo the four retaining screws; insert the cable onto the keypad pins; reattach with the retaining screws; connect other cable end to the board; wrap cable with tie. The keypad I replaced began to not recognize the some codes which became annoying. The new one was tested several times and is working great! Price is reasonable too.

  • 5
    Worked for 1990 doorking 1812 access panel

    Posted by Eric Zimmerman on Mar 2nd 2017

    It would be nice if it showed proper polarization for connection to keypad

  • 5
    Perfect Replacement; Easy to Install

    Posted by William Candee on Jun 28th 2016

    If the keypad is acting up on your unit, this official DoorKing part is the solution. When I found myself having often to reenter the codes a couple of times to get the gate to react, I finally bit the bullet and ordered this part from Gatehouse. Because I had previously purchased a universal key for the box from Gatehouse (original one long lost), all I had to do was open the box, remove the four nuts attached to two little padded bars holding the keypad in the face of the unit, remove the little bars, unclip the ribbon cable to the old keypad, remove old keypad, and put new keypad in place, attach ribbon cable, and reinstall bars and nuts. Took less than 5 minutes, and the unit works like new! All for a very reasonable price.

  • 5
    Key Pad

    Posted by Yasika Casarez on Dec 16th 2015

    Thank you for your fast service, our new key pad is working great...