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Create Free Business Account| Shipping Weight | 1.000 lb |
| Reader Interfaces | OSDP and Wiegand |
| Keypad | Integrated keypad |
| Mounting Format | Single-gang |
| Mobile Credential Technology | BLE mobile credentials |
| Proximity Credential Frequency | 125 kHz proximity credentials |
| High-Security Credential Frequency | 13.56 MHz high-security credentials |
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Confirm that the access-control design uses one or more of its supported credential technologies: 13.56 MHz high-security, 125 kHz proximity, or BLE mobile credentials. Also verify the controller accepts OSDP or Wiegand reader input and that the door location uses a single-gang mounting position.
The reader supports 13.56 MHz high-security credentials, 125 kHz proximity credentials, and BLE mobile credentials. This combination can support sites maintaining legacy proximity cards while introducing higher-security physical credentials or mobile credential workflows at the same controlled opening.
Yes. The reader supports OSDP and Wiegand interfaces. Select the interface that matches the compatible access-control equipment and site wiring design. OSDP suits systems built for modern reader communications, while Wiegand supports deployments using established reader-input connections.
The integrated keypad provides PIN entry at the reader location. Access-control rules can use keypad input for credential-and-PIN workflows, PIN-based access where allowed by the system policy, or other door authorization conditions configured in the compatible access-control platform.
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