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Select Engineered Systems (SES) manufactures telephone entry, access control, and visitor management systems for residential and commercial properties.

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Select Engineered Systems, Inc. (SES) is a leading manufacturer of telephone entry and access control solutions. Known for their reliability and scalable designs, SES products serve gated communities, apartment complexes, office buildings, and industrial sites.

Their portfolio includes the TEC series of cellular and telephone entry systems, addressable access control panels, and the proprietary Selcom software for seamless directory management. SES is dedicated to providing robust security hardware that integrates easily with modern communication infrastructure.

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  • How do I enter programming mode on the SES TEC1ACL?

    To enter programming mode, press * and 0 together on the keypad. When 'Password' is displayed, enter the 6-digit password (default is 777777) followed by the * key.

  • What is the default programming password for SES TEC1ACL units?

    The factory default programming password is '777777'. It is recommended to change this after installation for security.

  • How do I enable PIN codes on the system?

    In the programming menu, select option 1 (Codes & Names), then skip to option 8 (Enable PINS). If the display shows '0', press '1*' to enable PINs.

  • Does the SES TEC1ACL require an AC transformer?

    No. The guide specifies not to use an AC transformer. A 12 VDC/2A power supply is provided and should be wired to the DC input on the terminal block.