Access control reader RoGer CH-1 — proximity card reader (model CH-1)

RoGer CH-1 is a proximity card reader designed for integration with access control systems. The CH-1 reads contactless proximity cards to provide basic user identification for controlled door entry. Its compact form factor and straightforward functionality make it suitable for offices, residential buildings and other areas where card-based authentication is required.

Advantages

The reader supports contactless proximity card technology for fast, touch-free identification. Its compact and durable housing enables straightforward wall mounting near doors and entry points. Designed for compatibility with common access control panels, the CH-1 provides consistent read performance and simple installation wiring. The reader’s minimal interface and reliable sensing reduce maintenance needs while offering basic security for controlled access.

Suitable for

• Small and medium office entrances
• Residential building entry and concierge-controlled areas
• Storage rooms and non-critical restricted zones
• Integration with existing access control panels and door controllers

Key specifications

• Reading technology: contactless proximity card reader
• Mounting: surface or flush mounting near doors and access points
• Operating environment: indoor installation suitable for typical building interiors
• Interface: standard wiring for connection to access control panels and door controllers
• Form factor: compact housing designed for wall installation

How to use

Mount the RoGer CH-1 at an accessible height near the controlled door and connect the reader to an access control panel or door controller following the panel manufacturer’s wiring diagram. Present a compatible proximity card to the reader surface to authenticate the user; upon successful read, the connected controller will grant or deny door release according to its configured rules. Ensure power and data connections are secure and that the reader is positioned away from large metal objects that may affect read range.

Usage recommendations

For reliable operation, use compatible proximity cards and follow the access control panel’s guidelines for pull-up/pull-down wiring and tamper supervision. Periodically inspect the reader housing for damage, keep the reader surface clean from debris, and verify connections after any door hardware maintenance.