RF IDEAS
RF IDEAS RDR-6G82AKU 82 RFID Desktop Reader
Desktop card reader reads proximity and magnetic-stripe badges for door-access integration
- Form FactorDesktop
- Reads proximity and magnetic stripe cards for unified access
- Works with G-Prox II proximity cards across many ID systems
- Desktop form factor fits point-of-sale or workstation setups
- Black finish suits professional environments
- RoHS certified for environmentally responsible construction
Unified Card Integration
The RF IDEAS RDR-6G82AKU desktop reader enables organisations to extend existing employee ID badges into new software applications. It reads both proximity and magnetic stripe credentials from a single device. This eliminates the need for separate enrolment processes or additional hardware on each workstation.
Three-Range Proximity Operation
The reader offers three selectable operating ranges for proximity cards, allowing installers to tune read distance to the physical environment. Magnetic stripe reading requires direct contact with the integrated slot. No contactless smart-card protocols are supported by this model.
82 Series Platform Compatibility
Built on the 82 series platform, the unit is engineered for broad compatibility with proximity and magnetic stripe technologies used worldwide. Buyers requiring support for contactless smart cards such as iCLASS or DESFire should verify alternative models.
Highlights
- Reads proximity and magnetic stripe cards for unified access
- Works with G-Prox II proximity cards across many ID systems
- Desktop form factor fits point-of-sale or workstation setups
- Black finish suits professional environments
- RoHS certified for environmentally responsible construction
Specifications
| Brand | RF IDEAS |
|---|---|
| Form Factor | Desktop |
| Shipping weight | 0.54 kg |
| Package size | 127 × 102 × 51 mm |
Questions about this item
Which model in the 82 Series should I choose for desktop use?
The RDR-6G82AKU is the desktop form-factor model in the 82 Series, designed for proximity and magnetic-stripe card reading.
What does the operating range of 3 mean when the reader is on my desk?
Operating range 3 indicates the rated read distance for proximity cards; actual performance depends on card type and orientation at the desktop.
What interface does the pcProx 82 use and what does that limit in practice?
The reader connects via USB and outputs card data as keystrokes, so it works with any application that accepts keyboard input.
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