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RF IDEAS

RF IDEAS RDR-7582AKU-C06 RFID 13.56 MHz CSN Black 6 in USB Reader

SKU CH-QQ9Z-ATJ5A MPN RDR-7582AKU-C06

13.56 MHz RFID reader captures card serial numbers over USB with a 6-inch reach

  • Reads 13.56 MHz CSN cards with USB simplicity
  • Six-inch reach adds placement flexibility at the desk
  • PCProx 82 series compatibility streamlines integration
  • Plug-and-play USB connection requires no extra drivers

Purpose and audience

The RF IDEAS RDR-7582AKU-C06 is a 13.56 MHz CSN reader designed for point-of-sale and access-control workflows. It connects through a USB interface and reads credential serial numbers from compatible cards or tags. The device suits integrators and operators who need a compact desktop or kiosk scanner for identity verification. It is not suited for buyers who require long-range reading or multi-frequency support.

Thermals noise and power

The reader draws power directly from the USB bus and operates without an external supply or active cooling. No fan or moving parts are present, so acoustic output is negligible in normal use. Heat generation stays low during continuous scanning sessions. The unit is not intended for high-duty industrial environments that demand ruggedised thermal management.

Highlights

  • Reads 13.56 MHz CSN cards with USB simplicity
  • Six-inch reach adds placement flexibility at the desk
  • PCProx 82 series compatibility streamlines integration
  • Plug-and-play USB connection requires no extra drivers

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How do I install the RDR-7582AKU-C06 reader and what step is often missed?

Connect the 6 in USB cable to a free USB port; the device enumerates as a standard HID keyboard so no driver install is needed, but users often forget to verify the OS recognises it as a keyboard before testing badge reads.

What maintenance or replacement will the 7582 model need over time?

The solid-state 13.56 MHz front end has no moving parts; only the USB cable or connector may wear after heavy daily use, so plan to replace the cable assembly if the strain relief frays or the plug becomes intermittent.

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