ZKTECO
ZKTECO KR101M RFID IC Reader 13.56MHz IP65
Reads 13.56 MHz IC cards up to 15 cm with Wiegand output, IP65 waterproof for indoor or outdoor access control
Opition: Select KR101M - IC Card
- KR101E -ID Card
- KR101M - IC Card
- Reads Mifare cards at 13.56 MHz for secure access
- Waterproof IP65 rating protects against dust and water jets
- Wiegand 26/34-bit output connects to standard controllers
- Operates from -10 °C to 70 °C for outdoor use
- Slim 78 × 43 × 16 mm design fits narrow door frames
Access control reader for Mifare cards
The ZKTECO KR101M reads 13.56MHz IC cards at up to 15cm range and outputs Wiegand 26/34-bit data over 100m cable runs. It operates from DC5-16V with reverse polarity protection and includes dual-colour LED plus buzzer for status feedback.
Suited for indoor or outdoor door entry
IP65 epoxy-sealed housing withstands -10°C to 70°C and 10-90% humidity, making it fit for exposed mullion or metal-frame mounting. Sites needing 125kHz proximity credentials or longer read distances should consider alternative models.
Handles single-door Mifare access
The 78x43x16mm ABS+PVC unit manages one entry point per reader; dual-sided control needs two devices. Capacity scales with the connected controller — the reader itself stores no user data and provides no network interface.
Highlights
- Reads Mifare cards at 13.56 MHz for secure access
- Waterproof IP65 rating protects against dust and water jets
- Wiegand 26/34-bit output connects to standard controllers
- Operates from -10 °C to 70 °C for outdoor use
- Slim 78 × 43 × 16 mm design fits narrow door frames
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
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Questions about this item
Which controller do I need to connect this reader to?
It uses a standard Wiegand 26/34-bit output, so any access controller with a matching Wiegand input will work, including the C3 series mentioned by the manufacturer.
Will the 13.56 MHz reader still read cards if I keep my old 125 kHz proximity cards?
The M series model only reads 13.56 MHz IC (Mifare) cards; it does not read 125 kHz proximity cards, so older low-frequency cards will not work with this unit.
What should the LED show when a valid card is presented at the reader?
The built-in double-colour LED indicates allowed or denied access; a valid card typically lights green while an invalid card lights red, confirming the reader is functioning.
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