Model RFR-107MORX RFR-107 card reader, proximity cards
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Proximity card reader mounted at a door to read staff or resident cards and pass the card number to an access controller or attendance terminal. Tell us your card type and controller when ordering so we can confirm it fits.
- WarrantyManufacturer warranty under MORX's terms. Warranty claims
- DeliveryPrice, availability and delivery charges are confirmed in your quotation. Shipping and delivery
Overview
The MORX RFR-107 is a proximity card reader for a door. It is fitted beside the door, reads a staff or resident card held near it and passes the card number to an access controller or attendance terminal, which decides whether to release the lock. It suits an office, shop, clinic or apartment block that uses, or is adding, card-based access control.
Is it right for you?
- It suits a door that is run by a separate access controller or attendance terminal, because the reader itself does not make the open or deny decision.
- It reads proximity cards. If your cards are MIFARE smart cards, the MORX RFM-104 is the matching reader.
- If you want one device that reads the card and controls the door on its own, a standalone access control terminal suits better.
Key features
- Reads proximity cards, so people present a card without touching the reader.
- Passes the card number to the controller or attendance terminal, so access rules and records stay on that device.
- Mounts at the door, where cards are presented.
- Part of the MORX readers range, alongside the RFM-104 for MIFARE cards.
What else you need
An access controller or attendance terminal with a reader input, a cable from the reader to it, and proximity cards of the type the reader supports. Power and interface details are not stated by the manufacturer, so tell us your controller model and we will confirm that the reader fits before you order.
Installation
An access control installer should fit it. The job is to mount the reader at the door, run the cable to the controller and enrol the cards on the controller or terminal.
Before you buy
- Tell us your card type and controller when ordering so we can confirm it fits.
- Read range, interface, power and weather rating are not stated by the manufacturer.
Technical specifications
Key facts
- Can SecurityGearHub help with installation?
- Setup guidanceManuals, wiring guides and answers to setup questions. On-site work is arranged separately where available. Ask about installation
- Which documents are available?
- On request. Ask us for the datasheet.
- Not stated by the manufacturer
- power, PoE, RS-485, OSDP, wiegand, outdoor rating, box contents
RelatedGuideAccess control door setup checklistDocumentsAll MORX documents
- Model / configuration
- RFR-107
- Features and configuration
- RFR - 107 (Proximity Card Reader)
- Warranty
- Manufacturer warranty under MORX's terms. How claims work
Product attributes and shipping details
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Questions about this product
Which cards does it read?
Proximity cards. Tell us your card type when ordering so we can confirm it matches.
Does it work with my access controller?
It passes the card number to an access controller or attendance terminal. Tell us the controller model and we will confirm before you order.
Can it open a door on its own?
It is a reader, so it sends the card number to a controller or attendance terminal, and that device releases the lock.
Can it be fitted outdoors?
Not stated by the manufacturer.
What power does it need?
Not stated by the manufacturer. Tell us your controller and we will confirm the wiring.
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