Doorking 1815-336 Card Reader Proxplus Secure with Enclosure

Proxplus Secure Card Reader With Enclosure The DoorKing 1815-336 ProxPlus Secure Card Reader is engineered for high-security access control, ideal for sensitive environments requiring robust protection. This compact, surface-mounted reader only accepts DoorKing ProxPlus Secure cards, encrypted with unique identifiers to prevent unauthorized duplication. The 1815-336 delivers reliable 26-bit Wiegand output, making it compatible with DoorKing’s 1830 Series controllers and other access systems. Designed for durability, it features an epoxy-sealed, vandal-resistant enclosure, perfect for indoor and outdoor applications across secure facilities. This reader’s passive technology eliminates moving parts and batteries, offering a dependable, low-maintenance solution for locations such as ports, airports, laboratories, and government facilities. Key Features Enhanced Security: Supports only DoorKing ProxPlus Secure encrypted cards to prevent unauthorized access. 26-Bit Wiegand Output: Ensures compatibility with the DoorKing 1830 Series and other standard access systems. Epoxy-Sealed Construction: Vandal-resistant, durable design for high-traffic and outdoor environments. Surface-Mount Design: Compact, easy to install on various surfaces for seamless integration. Maintenance-Free: Passive technology with no batteries or moving parts for long-lasting performance. Technical Specifications Read Range: 3 inch (using the 1815-300 reader) Output Format: 26-bit Wiegand Power Requirements: 12 VDC, 200mA Operating Temperature: -31°F to 149°F (-35°C to 65°C) Dimensions: Compact size suitable for discreet, secure installation Conclusion The DoorKing 1815-336 ProxPlus Secure Card Reader offers an elevated level of security, making it the perfect choice for environments where data protection and access control are critical. With its rugged, vandal-resistant design and compatibility with encrypted ProxPlus cards, this reader provides top-tier access management for commercial facilities, transportation hubs, and restricted areas.