Keypads - Prox Cards/Readers Single Door Access Keypads
Indoor Keypad SO-SG100 • Self-contained electronics package • Flush mount into single-gang box • Tamper Switch
Weatherproof, Mullion Style Keypad SO-SGWM250
• Mounts on narrow mullion of glass & aluminum doors
• Indoor/Outdoor surface mount • Fully sealed (potted) for all environments • 2-piece unit/protected electronics • Back-lighted buttons for easy read
Rugged, Weatherproof Keypad SO-SGWR150 • Indoor/Outdoor surface mount • Tamper resistant box • Self-contained electronics package • Tamper switch
Weatherproof, Indoor/Outdoor Keypad SO-SGW300 • Indoor/Outdoor surface mount • Fully sealed (potted) for all environments • 2-piece unit/protected electronics • Back-lighted buttons for easy read
• Back-plate covers single-gang box and rough openings
• Each Speco Technologies keypad is programmed the same way • The product line covers the 4 most common single door applications * 130 unique codes from 3 to 6 digits - 3 unique outlets * 12/24 Volt - AC/DC operation - Shares power supply with door strike * Adjustable time delay for each relay output - Request-to-Exit support * Easy to follow programming instructions
Stand Alone Keypad Solution VS-CL8 • Indoor 56 user Keypad • Flush mount with surface backbox included • Fully programmable, EEPROM • Heavy duty 10 Amp relay, multifunction • 1-98 sec. timer or toggle • 9-16 Volts AC/DC 22-26 Volts AC/DC
• VS-CL83 and VS-CL83M outdoor hi-security keypads available
Prox Readers/Piezo Keypad CM-CV634PR • HID reader with 26-bit keypad output CM-CV6348PR • HID reader with 8-bit keypad output CM-CV653PR • Vandal proof HID reader (no keypad) CM-626SW • Keypad only, 26-bit format, jamb mount
• Compatible with most card access systems • Virtually indestructible • Lifetime warranty
Stand Alone Prox Reader CM-CV600 • Mullion mount card reader with separate controller • No software or hand-held programmer needed • Up to 999 users • Individual or batch card enrollment • REX, bi-color LED indicator, sounder, timed output CM-CVCS20 • Prox cards (pack of 20) CM-CVKTH20 • Prox Tags (pack of 20)
Databender Reader Format Converter ZE-CVX1300 • Over 100 field selectable conversions
• Mag-stripe, ASCII, Prox, Clock and Data, RFID, Wiegand biometrics or F2F
• Simplifies system changes – utilize existing credentials • 8 - 16VDC required • 2 form C relays (requires custom programming) • Replaces all CVT models and ZE-CVX1200 • RoHS
Universal Combination
Prox Reader/Keypad CW-IPR9 • Weather resistant ABS plastic case • Read range: 4" ~ 7.5" • Indoor/outdoor applications • 9 to 16VDC • Supports 26-, 36-, 42-bit Wiegand • 3 year warranty
USB Card Reader Interface ZE-WDG5912
• USB interface for any Wiegand, Prox, RFID, Mag-stripe, bar-code device
• Fully programmable for desired output
• Powered by USB interface (some readers require additional power)
• Desktop capable • Keyboard emulation Windows®
or Mac®
Heavy Duty Keypad/Card Reader EX-PPH103SN • OEM Compatible Keypad + Proximity Reader • HID 125 kHz Proximity with 5" read range EX-ISH103SN • OEM Compatible Keypad + Smart Card Reader • HID 13.56 MHz iCLASS with 3" read range
• Superior vandal resistance, no moving parts • Weatherproof design for indoor/outdoor installation • Keypad output 26-bit Wiegand (103) or 8-bit (163) • Stainless (SN) or Black (KN)) bezel
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RoxProxTM
Rugged Proximity Reader
EX-PRX1 • Mullion EX-PRX2 • Single-gang
• Stainless steel construction • Superior vandal resistance • Weatherproof design for indoor/outdoor installation • 125 kHz proximity, Wiegand output • Up to 2" read range • Genuine HID Technology • Blue/green illumination and audio feedback
For Orders, Call: 1-800-233-6261 | For Systems Sales And Support, Call 1-800-234-7971 |
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