Prox Readers/Cards - Smart Readers/Cards


Wiegand Prox Reader LN-AMPR


• Works with proximity card LN-AMPC and proximity tag LN-AMPT


• Compatible with all Wiegand formats up to 40-bits • Supports up to 65,000 cards • 4 - 6" read range • Weather and vandal resistant • Easy to install


• Compatible with Linear Telephone Entry Plus products LN-ACP00950, LN-AE1000P and LN-AE2000P


Integrated Proximity Tag Transmitters LN-ACT31D • Single channel LN-ACT34D • Four channel


• Integrated proximity tag and transmitter


• Same facility code and ID codes for proximity tag and transmitter


• Compatible with Linear Telephone Entry Plus products LN-ACP00950, LN-AE1000P, and LN-AE2000P


• Factory preprogrammed with over 1,000,000 ID codes


Mag Stripe Card Reader MS-MR1012 • Use with virtually any panel • UL294 Listed for outdoor use • Mag or Wiegand output • Extended temp range • -40˚ C to +75˚ C • Reader with keypad also available (MS-MR2012) • Accessories available * (MS-WP10, MS-WP20, MS-WS10)


Wireless Portable Readers KG-WPR2PROXH • Works with most access control systems • Provides real time, portable access control • Ideal for muster, checkpoints, special events • Requires Panel Interface Module


• Available with Indala Prox, HID Prox, AWID Prox, iCLASS® and mag stripe


Proximity Receiver LN-AMRPR • Remote proximity receiver


• Compatible with Linear’s radio based access control products


LN-ACP00717


• Compatible with Linear Telephone Entry Plus products LN-ACP00950, LN-AE1000P and LN-AE2000P


• Card reader interface for 26-,30-, 31-bit Wiegand format readers


• Supports up to 2 Wiegand readers


• Compatible with Linear’s AM & AE access controllers only


Wiegand Output Receiver LN-AMWOR • Add transmitters to ANY access control panel • Long read range • 3-500' field adjustable read range • Rugged cast aluminum outdoor housing • 26, 30, or 31-bit Wiegand output


Radio Key®


Long Range Proximity Reader


ST-RKWL • Up to 36" read distance • Wiegand formats up to 40-Bits • Standard Wiegand output, 12-14 VDC operation • DYNASCAN®


Radio Key®


Mullion Proximity Reader technology for superior read range


• Extreme weather and vandal resistance • Reads ST-RKCM02, ST-RKCI02 and ST-RKKT02 tags • Low current draw - 300mA average • Full read range with 12 VDC


ST-RKWM • Up to 6" read distance • Wiegand formats up to 40-bits • Standard Wiegand output, 5-14 VDC operation • DYNASCAN®


technology for superior read range


• Extreme weather and vandal resistance • Reads ST-RKCM02, ST-RKCI02 and ST-RKKT02 tags


Radio Key®


Switchplate Proximity Reader


ST-RKWS • Up to 8" read distance • DYNASCAN®


technology for superior read range


• Wiegand formats up to 40-bits • Standard Wiegand output, 5-14 VDC operation • Mounts to a single gang electrical box • Extreme weather and vandal resistance


• Reads ST-RKCM02 or ST-RKCI02 cards and ST-RKKT02 tags


Standalone Prox Reader & Mini Controller SZ-E4KP • 650 card users, keypad programmable • HID card compatible 125 Khz, 26 thru 40 bit • Single or batch card registration/deleting • Up to 3" read range • Remote mini controller for higher security • Lock, auxiliary, duress, door ajar outputs • Request-to-exit, door contact inputs • 12 VDC, weather resistant


Multi-Class RP15, RP40 & RPK40 13.56 MHz


Contactless & 125 kHz Proximity Card Readers HU-6125 Series HU-6136 Series HU-6145 Series • Unique Read Selection Enable iCLASS®


both technologies to be read at the same time , DESFire® , proximity or


• Can be order to read: 125 kHz - HID, Indala or AWID Proximity & 13.56 MHz - iCLASS® ISO 14443A CSN (MIFARE®


, ISO 15693 CSN, )


• Dual Factor Authentication (RPK40 only) - Combine contactless card presentation with a PIN


• GSA-approved - Included in the U.S. General Services For Orders, Call: 1-800-233-6261 | For Systems Sales And Support, Call 1-800-234-7971 | www.adiglobal.com/us 241


iClass®


R15 Mullion Style


13.56 MHz Contactless Reader HU-6140 Series • Reads: 13.56 MHz - iCLASS®


, MIFARE® /DESFire Card (CSN)


• GSA-approved - Included in the U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) FIPS 201 Approved Products List


• Same wiring, power and interface and foot-print as the HID Mini-Prox Reader


• Wiegand or Clock-and-Data outputs easily interface with existing access control panels


• Low Voltage & Current Consumption (5-16 VDC @


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