Paxton Proximity vandal proof reader

Paxton Proximity vandal proof reader

MPN 568-855

Item no. W126723748

EAN/UPC 5060057452622

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About – The vandal proof reader is for use with Switch2 and Net2 systems. The barrel-like construction of the reader means that it can be buried in a wall. This means that it is ideal for use in vandal prone areas where malicious damage could be a problem. Black and white caps are supplied with the reader. The end cap is used as a marker, so users know where to present their tokens. Replacement covers are available to Paxton registered installers free of charge.

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  • Use with Switch2 or Net2

  • A great solution for vulnerable areas

  • Reader is buried in a wall or door frame

  • Supplied with two coloured caps

  • Innovative design

  • IPX7 rated - suitable for external use

Specifications for 568-855

Display

Built-in display

No

Package dimensions

Depth (package,cm)

19 cm

Gross Weight (Package, kg)

0.249 kg

Height (package,cm)

5.5 cm

Width (package,cm)

17.5 cm

Technical details

Product colour

Black, White

Recommended usage

Outdoor

Type

Basic access control reader

Vandal-proof

Yes

Vendor information

Brand Name

Description

Proximity vandal proof reader

About – The vandal proof reader is for use with Switch2 and Net2 systems. The barrel-like construction of the reader means that it can be buried in a wall. This means that it is ideal for use in vandal prone areas where malicious damage could be a problem. Black and white caps are supplied with the reader. The end cap is used as a marker, so users know where to present their tokens. Replacement covers are available to Paxton registered installers free of charge.

We have added Genuine HID Technology to the majority of our readers, they can now read HID 125kHz Proximity tokens, when licensed with an activation card. If required these readers can still be enabled to have Wiegand output, via a separate activation card.

Installation – The reader is wired as shown on the control unit label. The reader itself is inserted into a 20mm diameter hole in the wall or door frame. The cap is then mounted as a visual marker for users. The reader should not be mounted into metal.

Operation – A token is read by holding it within close proximity of the reader. Once a token has been read the control unit looks up the access permissions of that user. Access is then granted or denied as appropriate.

*The product data above is provided by Icecat. Oprema cannot be held responsible for errors in relation to this.

Oprema LtdUnit 11 & 12 Eastgate Business Park, Wentloog AvenueCF3 2EY CardiffCompany Reg No. 07142421