K3-Key

Outdoor Encrypted Card Reader

Read Secukey anti-copy 13.56MHz Mifare card
ABS keypad with doorbell
One relay, 1000 users (988 common users + 2 panic users +10 visitor users)
Wiegand 26~44bits, 56bits, 58 bits input & output
Can be used as Wiegand reader with LED & buzzer output
User data can be transferred
Integrated alarm & Buzzer output
Built-in light dependent resistor(LDR) for anti tamper
Backlit keypad,can set automatic OFF after 20 seconds
2 devices can be interlocked for 2 doors
Outdoor Encrypted Card Reader
Outdoor Encrypted Card Reader
Outdoor Encrypted Card Reader
Outdoor Encrypted Card Reader
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Description of Outdoor Encrypted Card Reader

The K3-Key is an IP66 outdoor encrypted access control reader supporting Secukey anti-copy 13.56MHz Mifare cards, with a backlit keypad, doorbell, and 1,000-user capacity.

Features of Outdoor Encrypted Card Reader
Anti-copy card
Encrypted access control supports Secukey anti-copy cards
 
Support Secukey Anti-copy Card, PIN Code
 
Standalone/ Controller/ Reader
Waterproof touch keypad access control with backlit
Standalone access control & controller & Wiegand reader
ABS Keypad With Doorbell
Backlit Keypad
Can Set Auto Off After 20 Seconds
 
Wiegand Input & Output
User Data Can Be Transferred By Wiegand Cables
Access control with Wiegand input & output
 
FAQs of Outdoor Encrypted Card Reader

1. What type of cards does the K3-Key support?
The K3-Key supports Secukey anti-copy 13.56MHz Mifare cards, which cannot be cloned or copied by unauthorized readers.
2. Is the K3-Key suitable for outdoor installation?
Yes. The K3-Key features an IP66 waterproof rating, making it suitable for outdoor access control applications.
3. How many users can the K3-Key support?
The K3-Key supports up to 1,000 users, including 988 common users, 10 visitor users, and 2 panic users.
4. Can the K3-Key work with a third-party access control system?
Yes. The K3-Key supports Wiegand 26–44 bits, 56 bits, and 58 bits input and output, allowing it to work as a slave reader with third-party access controllers.