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Access Control & Attendance

Readers

An RFID card reader or fingerprint reader sits at the door and passes credentials to an access control panel. The range covers ZKTeco KR, MR and FR series, Armatura EP series and MORX RF readers, in mullion, gang box and flush-mount formats.

ZKTeco FR1500S fingerprint reader beside a glass double door
FR1500S fingerprint reader at a glass door

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How to choose an access control reader

Unlike a standalone terminal, a reader does not make decisions itself, so it must match the panel it reports to.

  • Output protocol: Wiegand is the most widely supported, while RS485 readers allow longer cable runs and two-way communication but need a panel that supports them.
  • Card technology: check whether the reader handles 125 kHz ID cards, 13.56 MHz MIFARE cards or both, and match it to your credentials.
  • Form factor: slim mullion readers fit narrow door frames, and gang box readers mount over a standard wall box.
  • Outdoor and vandal resistance: look for IP65 or IP66 models such as the ZKTeco MR1010 for gates and exposed walls.
  • Keypad or biometrics: a keypad adds PIN as a second factor, and fingerprint readers raise security on sensitive rooms.

Compatible hardware: access control panels and cards and key fobs.

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