Integration by Design
Kantech ioProx readers and cards provide an ideal access control solution. They are a secure and easy-to-install solution to manage and control access all the while ensuring people, materials and operations are safe. ioProx readers and cards seamlessly integrate with Kantech access control systems including door controllers and EntraPass Security Software.

Encoding & Authentication
All ioProx readers are compatible with dual encoded proximity cards - 26-bit Wiegand and Kantech Extended Secure Format (XSF). The XSF cards can be encoded with over four billion codes, ensuring no duplication. ioProx keypad readers provide a powerful security solution. Combine an ioProx card presentation with a personal identification number (PIN) to support dual authentication of identity.

Presenting Our Credentials
ioProx cards feature proven, reliable technology that seamlessly integrates with ioProx readers. Cards are available in a variety of shapes and materials. They offer a flexible design and can be attached to a key ring, badge clip or lanyard. In the case of disk shaped P50TAG, it can be attached to any non-metallic surface such as a smart phone. And some cards are suitable for dye sublimation printing.

Selecting The Right Reader
ioProx readers can be selected based on mounting options (single gang box or mullion), compatible card formats (26-bit Wiegand or Kantech XSF), read range and authentication (card or card plus PIN).

Read Range
Depending on the model selected and the operating conditions, read range varies from 16.5 cm to 73 cm (6.5 in to 29 in). With its extended range, the P600 Long Range Reader is ideal for parking lots and other long read range applications.

Appealing/Durable Readers
ioProx readers are attractive, compact, weatherized and vandal-resistant, making them suitable for installation in a variety of indoor and outdoor environments. The bicolor reader LED indicates system status. The LED turns green to indicate a successful read when the card is presented to the reader. In addition, the LED can indicate if the alarm system is armed or disarmed. The piezoelectric buzzer provides audible indication of a successful read.