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IP65 readers with tamper detection and CPU-card options in square housings, with Wiegand or RS485 output. TP-110 has supplier-reported Ex ia gas and dust markings; no verified ATEX or IECEx certificate is available in our current records.
Dual-frequency 125 kHz + 13.56 MHz reader with tamper alarm and IP65 housing; reads encrypted CPU card content and outputs Wiegand or RS485.
Dual-frequency card reader with supplier-reported Ex ia gas/dust markings, Wiegand 34/66 or RS485 and potted metal housing. ATEX/IECEx certification remains unverified.
Dual-frequency 125 kHz + 13.56 MHz tamper-alarm reader, 93 mm square, IP65, reading EM cards through to encrypted CPU cards with Wiegand or RS485 output.
13.56 MHz-only tamper-alarm reader in an IP65 86 mm housing: reads encrypted CPU card content, DESFire and NFC tags, outputs Wiegand or RS485.
13.56 MHz tamper-alarm reader with a metal middle frame for metal mounting surfaces: IP65, 93 mm square, encrypted CPU card reading, Wiegand or RS485.
Four models, 86 × 86 mm or 93 mm square, raise a tamper alarm if removed from the wall. They are rated IP65 and run from –20 to +65 °C.
No IK impact rating is published. On high-abuse doors, add a protective cover and confirm how the tamper event reaches your controller.
The supplier reports Ex ia IIC T6 Ga for gas and Ex ia IIIC T200 85 °C Da for dust. These are reported marking strings, not verified certification or zone approval. Current records contain no verified ATEX/IECEx certificate, certified system drawing or entity-parameter set.
Treat TP-110 as a document-review candidate. Classified-area suitability, certified ambient range and dust-temperature conditions must be verified before project selection. Ordinary tamper-alarm models in this category do not inherit Ex suitability. See the hazardous-area reader selection guide.
Compare Wiegand, OSDP and RS485 reader interfaces: wiring, cable limits, AES-128 Secure Channel and steps for a compatible access-control migration.
125 kHz cards are cheap but easy to clone; 13.56 MHz cards add memory and, on DESFire-class chips, AES security. Compare range, chips, security and migration.
Wiegand 26-bit is an even parity bit, 8-bit facility code, 16-bit card number and odd parity bit. Convert card numbers to hex and back with the calculator.
Apartment building access control hardware: anti-clone readers with matched fob sets, QR visitor codes, 4G controllers for rentals and UHF tags for gates.
Elevator card readers for car panels and lift lobbies: anti-clone encrypted cards, QR codes for visitors, Wiegand or RS485 output to the floor controller.
Turnstile card readers, QR scanners and face terminals for tripod, swing and speed gates, with Wiegand, RS485, RS232 or TTL output to the gate board.
No verified ATEX or IECEx certificate is available in our current records. The supplier reports Ex ia gas and dust markings, but specific zone suitability and the claimed installation without an external barrier remain unverified.
The IP65 models raise a tamper alarm when the reader is removed from its mounting, and they read encrypted CPU-card content to resist card copying. No IK impact rating is published, so add a protective cover on high-abuse doors and confirm how the tamper signal reaches your controller.
IP65 means dust-tight and protected against water jets, and the IP65 models operate from –20 to +65 °C. They suit sheltered or partly exposed entrances. Avoid positions where water pools on the reader or where it will be pressure-washed.
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