Net2 Proximity Keypad, KP75 - RFID Proximity Reader 125 kHz

The K series readers are supplied with black bezels that can be fitted in the final stages of installation. Replacement bezels are available in black and white/grey, and are free of charge to Paxton registered installers from the Extranet.

The KP50/KP75/KP75 Screw connector keypad readers are RFID/ Keypad combinations devices that offer the convenience of contactless authentication, or the added security of PIN/Prox entry, for system users. They are available for use with both Switch2 and Net2 systems The readers are supplied with a choice of black or white covers/ bezels. The reader is wired as shown on the control unit label. The 75 Series variant is also optionally available with a screw connector version making cabling even simpler. Note: Be sure to avoid mounting proximity readers on metal surfaces or near other proximity readers as this will affect the read range. 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. The control unit verifies the information and grants or denies access as appropriate. By default, all 3 LEDs are lit. If access is granted, the green LED flashes. An audible tone is emitted. When using Token + PIN, the Amber LED will flash after the token has been presented, indicating the need to enter a PIN. If an incorrect PIN is entered, access is denied and the red LED flashes. An audible tone is emitted. Using PIN ONLY, incorrect PIN’s will not return an access denied response

Features and benefits:

• Wall mounted.
• The readers are supplied with a choice of black or white bezels.
• The 75 Series variant is also optionally available with a screw connector version making cabling even simpler.
• 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. The control unit verifies the information and grants or denies access as appropriate.
• By default, all 3 LEDs are lit. If access is granted, the green LED flashes. If access is denied, the red LED flashes.’ An audible tone is emitted in both cases.