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Small black USB nano RFID reader with horizontal slot

RF IDEAS

RF IDEAS RDR-6022AKU RFID 125 kHz 82 Series USB Nano Black

SKU CH-6D4A-F5HNT MPN RDR-6022AKU

Compact 125 kHz USB nano reader for HID Prox cards, streamlining secure log-in and access control

  • Improve organisational workflow with pcProx 82 Series
  • Eliminate identification errors using 125 kHz HID Prox
  • Remove manual entry via USB nano reader
  • Customisable for any card solution or corporation size
  • Secure sensitive data meeting industry compliance requirements

USB Nano RFID reader for 125 kHz proximity cards

The RDR-6022AKU is a compact USB nano reader that captures data from 125 kHz HID Prox credentials. It plugs directly into a host computer and presents the card identifier to the active application without additional software drivers.

125 kHz read range limits simultaneous multi-card

The low-frequency interface requires the badge to be held close to the reader surface for a reliable read. Only one credential can be processed at a time, so environments needing rapid multi-card presentation will see reduced throughput.

82 Series form factor fits tight workspaces

The horizontal nano housing occupies a single USB port and extends only a short distance from the chassis. Buyers who need an external antenna or a panel-mount footprint should select a different series.

Highlights

  • Improve organisational workflow with pcProx 82 Series
  • Eliminate identification errors using 125 kHz HID Prox
  • Remove manual entry via USB nano reader
  • Customisable for any card solution or corporation size
  • Secure sensitive data meeting industry compliance requirements

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Should I pick the 82 Series nano reader or a different series?

The 82 Series is the only model listed, so it is the one to select for this product.

What does the 125 kHz figure mean when the reader is plugged into a PC?

It indicates the reader operates at 125 kHz to communicate with compatible proximity cards presented at the device.

Does the USB interface cap the read range or speed?

The USB connection powers the nano reader and carries card data to the host; the 125 kHz frequency governs the card communication.

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