Vanderbilt PM500-Cotag - Panel Mounted Card Reader
Technical Specification
- Make: Vanderbilt
- Model code: PM500-Cotag
- Series: Proximity Series
- Reader Type: Proximity
- Standalone/ Networkable: Networkable
The PM500-GP reads Vanderbilt unique Cotag cards and tags (both active and passive) which offers ultimate convenience and cost-efficiency. The PM500-GP is designed to fit most remote call point enclosures. It is supplied with a custom-machined perspex front panel for increased aesthetic appeal. It has a reading range of up to 23 cm with an active card and 8 cm with a passive card. It is delivered without any configuration. The onboard interface library supports popular Clock&Data and Wiegand interfaces. The interface is set using a configuration card. The distributor code/secondary code is set by presenting a Cotag card containing the valid distributor code/secondary code.
Read moreMake | Vanderbilt |
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Manufacturer | Vanderbilt Industries |
Category | Access Control>Access control readers |
Model code | PM500-Cotag |
Reader Type | Proximity |
Standalone/ Networkable | Networkable |
Mount Type | Panel |
Read Range mm | 50 ~ 200 |
LED / Beep | LED |
Color | Black |
Clock-and-Data Interface | Yes |
Electrical Specifications |
Voltage: 10.6 ~ 32 V DC Power Consumption: 100 mA |
Physical Specifications | Dimensions mm: 68 x 73 x 13.5 |
Environmental Specifications | Operating Temp oC: -30 ~ +50 |
Additional info |
The PM500-GP reads Vanderbilt unique Cotag cards and tags (both active and passive) which offers ultimate convenience and cost-efficiency. The PM500-GP is designed to fit most remote call point enclosures. It is supplied with a custom-machined perspex front panel for increased aesthetic appeal. It has a reading range of up to 23 cm with an active card and 8 cm with a passive card. |
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