HID RP10-H pivCLASS contactless readers

Technical Specification

Features:
  • Make: HID
  • Model code: RP10-H
  • Series: pivCLASS readers
  • Reader Type: Mifare
  • IP Rating: 55
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HID Global pivCLASS government solutions enable facilities to upgrade their existing  physical access control system (PACS) to FIPS  201 compliance. It supports multiple card types, such as PIV, PIV-I, CAC, CIV (a.k.a., PIV-C), TWIC and FRAC, as well as iCLASS® and HID Prox cards for easy, phased transitions from legacy technology to new PKI-enabled smart cards. pivCLASS readers work with the pivCLASS authentication module to perform a PKI challenge-response in addition to a signature check to validate the card authentication key (CAK).

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Make HID
Manufacturer HID
Category Access Control>Access control readers
Model code RP10-H
Series pivCLASS readers
Reader Type Mifare
IP Rating 55
Mount Type Mullion mount
Read Range mm 13 ~32 mm
LED / Beep 8 colour LED and audio beeper
Colour Black/Grey
Wiegand Interface Yes
Electrical Specifications Voltage: 12 VDC
Physical Specifications Dimensions mm: 48 x 103 x 23
Weight g: 114
Environmental Specifications Operating Temp oC: -35 ~65
Operating Humidity %: 5~95
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HID Global pivCLASS government solutions enable facilities to upgrade their existing  physical access control system (PACS) to FIPS  201 compliance. It supports multiple card types, such as PIV, PIV-I, CAC, CIV (a.k.a., PIV-C), TWIC and FRAC, as well as iCLASS® and HID Prox cards for easy, phased transitions from legacy technology to new PKI-enabled smart cards. pivCLASS readers work with the pivCLASS authentication module to perform a PKI challenge-response in addition to a signature check to validate the card authentication key (CAK).

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