Jedrek
Jedrek RFID QR Card Reader 86 Box Wiegand USB RS232 RS485
Wall-mount 86-box reader scans QR codes and 125 kHz or 13.56 MHz RFID cards via Wiegand, USB, RS232 or RS485
- TypeKeyless Entry System
- Fast scanning with high recognition rate
- Standard 86-box form factor fits existing installations
- Reads EM cards at 125 kHz and ISO1443A MF cards at 13.56 MHz
- Multiple interfaces: Wiegand, USB, RS232, RS485
- Auto-sensing scan with buzzer feedback
86 Box Access Control Reader
The Jedrek RFID QR Card Reader fits a standard 86 box enclosure and reads EM cards at 125 kHz or ISO1443A MF cards at 13.56 MHz. It also decodes QR and barcode credentials using image-based scanning. The unit suits office lobbies, gated communities, scenic venues and administrative halls that need a single reader for both card and code entry.
Multi-Interface Output Changes Integration
Wiegand, USB, RS232, TTL and RS485 interfaces are built in, so the reader can connect directly to legacy panels, modern controllers or PC-based software without extra converters. Auto-sensing scanning and an audible buzzer give immediate feedback, reducing the need for separate indicator modules in the access-control chain.
Surface-Mount Install With 8 To 12 Volt Supply
The 86 box form factor mounts on a standard wall box; wiring uses the supplied terminal block for 8 to 12 V DC at 800 mA. Installers must align the lens within a 45 degree slope for reliable barcode capture and keep cards within 3 to 6 cm. Polarity reversal on the power lines is the most common cause of a dead unit on first power-up.
Highlights
- Fast scanning with high recognition rate
- Standard 86-box form factor fits existing installations
- Reads EM cards at 125 kHz and ISO1443A MF cards at 13.56 MHz
- Multiple interfaces: Wiegand, USB, RS232, RS485
- Auto-sensing scan with buzzer feedback
Specifications
| Type | Keyless Entry System |
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Questions about this item
Does the 86 box reader need any periodic maintenance such as lens cleaning or firmware updates?
The auto-sensing scan window has no moving parts; occasional wiping of the lens keeps the 45° reading angle clear, and the buzzer gives audible confirmation on every successful read.
What limits continuous operation — the 800 mA draw at 12 V or the 3–6 cm card range?
The 800 mA working current at the top of the 8–12 V range is the first constraint; sustained use at 12 V draws the most power and generates the most heat inside the standard 86 box enclosure.
How much heat or noise does the 86 box reader produce when running all day?
With no fan and only a low-current buzzer, the unit stays silent; heat is limited to the 800 mA draw at 12 V, which the metal 86 box chassis dissipates passively.
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