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Accutech ACT-PR640H Access Control Keypad and Proximity Reader

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ACT-PR640H
$316.00
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  • Accutech ACT-PR640H - Keypad/Prox Resident Safety Features

    Accutech ACT-PR640H KEYPAD/PROX READER is a highly sophisticated access controller operating by the principle of simultaneous identification using proximity cards and pin-code. This product can be used in the healthcare industry or any other secured area and easily integrates with any other Accutech device.

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    How Does It Work?

    • It serves as an access controller and enables users to have easy access through a proximity card, pin-code or both.
    • This product is connected to the access control system and allows for user authentication, unlocking the door, and logging the activity.

    Product Technical Specifications

    • Available Modes of Identification: Card only, Pin only, or Card + Pin
    • Technology Used: Proximity (RFID) reader + PIN keypad
    • Distance from which Card is Readable: Maximum of ~15-20 cm (depending on environmental factors)
    • Input Output Interface: Complies with almost all access control system protocols (Wiegand/RS-485)
    • Indicators: LED, buzzer
    • Suitable Environment: Indoor and outdoor (based on the model)
    • Power Supply: Low voltage DC power (12V DC is common)
    • Body: Sturdy construction with enclosed body

    Features

    • Two ways of security solutions in one single device (card and pin identification methods)
    • Improved access control, allowing only authorized people entry
    • Allows for real-time tracking of all access activities
    • Durable device that can be installed anywhere
    • Compliance with all Accutech EAC/Wander Management systems

    Application Example

    • Hospitals
    • Nursing homes
    • Care facilities for people with dementia disorders
    • Commercial buildings (offices, etc.)
    • Any place requiring sophisticated access control