Access control kit ROGER PR402DR-SET 7249 OEM - proximity reader and controller kit

The ROGER PR402DR-SET 7249 OEM access control kit includes a proximity reader and a compatible controller module designed to implement a basic proximity-based door entry system. Intended for small offices, apartments and single-entry points, the kit enables user authentication via proximity cards or key fobs and provides control of electric locks and basic door monitoring functions. The compact reader housing and the controller’s interface accommodate common wiring and installation needs for simple access control applications.

Advantages

The kit combines reader and controller selected for compatibility, simplifying procurement and reducing integration complexity. The proximity reader supports contactless identification for fast, touchless entry while the controller handles relay output for lock activation and inputs for door status and exit buttons. The solution is compact and suitable where space is limited and does not require advanced networking or enterprise-level infrastructure.

Suitable for

• Small offices and private business premises
• Apartments and residential entry points
• Single doors and secondary entrances
• Temporary installations and retrofit projects

Key specifications

• Access method: proximity cards and key fobs
• Reader form factor: wall-mounted proximity reader
• Controller functions: relay output for electric lock control and inputs for door contact and exit button
• Power: low-voltage DC supply for reader and controller (verify required voltage during installation)
• Wiring: standard door access wiring for reader-to-controller and controller-to-lock connections
• Installation: surface mounting for reader and controller, suitable for indoor or sheltered outdoor use depending on mounting location

How to use

Install the proximity reader at the entry point at a convenient height and mount the controller in a secure location near the door or power source. Connect the reader to the controller following the manufacturer wiring diagram, then connect the controller’s relay outputs to the electric lock and its inputs to the door contact and exit button. Power the system with the appropriate low-voltage DC supply, enroll authorized proximity cards or fobs into the controller’s memory according to the supplied setup procedure, and test lock activation and door monitoring functions before regular use.

Usage recommendations

For reliable operation, use a stable, correctly sized DC power supply and secure cable connections; verify reader and controller placement to avoid water exposure and strong electromagnetic interference. Regularly back up controller configuration where applicable and follow local regulations for access control and data protection when registering user credentials.