Schlage Electronics WPR400-MT Wireless Portable Reader
The Schlage Electronics WPR400-MT Wireless Portable Reader is an advanced access control device designed for flexible and portable use. It features a multi-technology reader module that supports various credential formats, including proximity cards, smart cards, and magnetic stripe cards. This versatility ensures compatibility with a wide range of access control systems, making it an excellent choice for diverse security needs.
Key Features:
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Multi-Technology Reader Module: The WPR400-MT supports multiple credential types, providing flexibility and future-proofing for access control systems. This includes proximity cards, smart cards, and magnetic stripe cards, making it adaptable to existing and new systems.
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Wireless Operation: The WPR400-MT operates on a 900 MHz spread spectrum frequency, ensuring reliable and secure wireless communication with access control management systems. The wireless feature allows it to be easily transported and deployed in various temporary or permanent locations.
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Portability and Ease of Use: This reader is designed for portability, allowing it to be hand-held or placed in convenient temporary locations. It is particularly useful for scenarios like busload registration, temporary checkpoints, and event access control. The device provides intuitive feedback through LED indicators, making it user-friendly.
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Security and Encryption: The device uses AES-128 bit encryption for secure communication, ensuring that access data is protected against unauthorized access and tampering.
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Battery Operated: The WPR400-MT is powered by AA batteries, making it easy to maintain and ensuring it can be used in locations without a direct power supply.
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Audit Trail: The reader maintains an event audit trail, which helps in tracking access attempts and enhancing security monitoring.
Applications:
The Schlage WPR400-MT is ideal for a variety of applications where temporary or mobile access control is required. These include construction sites, temporary events, school functions, and other locations where permanent access control systems may not be feasible.
