Access Reader with Keypad RoGer PRT64LT-G — proximity reader with keypad, model PRT64LT-G

RoGer PRT64LT-G is a proximity access reader with an integrated numeric keypad designed for secure and flexible user authentication. The device reads contactless RFID credentials and accepts PIN codes on the keypad, allowing combined card-and-code or single-factor entry configurations. It is intended for integration with access control panels and door controllers in commercial, industrial, and residential settings where reliable proximity reading and keypad input are required.

Advantages

The reader combines RFID proximity sensing and a durable keypad in a single compact housing, reducing installation complexity and cabling. Its keypad provides an additional authentication layer when used together with RFID cards or tags. The unit is built for wall- or post-mounting near doors or gates and is compatible with common access control systems, enabling straightforward replacement or upgrade of existing readers. Its weather-resistant construction supports outdoor installations when mounted under suitable shelter.

Suitable for

• Controlled entry to office buildings and commercial premises
• Gate and barrier access control for parking areas
• Residential apartment block entry systems
• Service rooms, storage areas and secured zones requiring PIN and/or card authentication

Key specifications

• Authentication methods: proximity RFID reading and numeric keypad (PIN)
• Form factor: compact wall/post-mount reader with built-in keypad
• Compatibility: integrates with standard access control panels and door controllers
• Operating environment: suitable for indoor use and sheltered outdoor installations
• Power and interfaces: designed to connect to access control systems according to standard wiring practices

How to use

Install the reader at an appropriate height near the controlled door or gate following the mounting instructions of the access control system. Connect power and data lines to the controller or panel according to system wiring diagrams. Present a compatible proximity card or tag to the reader’s sensing area or enter an assigned PIN on the keypad. Configure the controller to accept card credentials, PINs, or a combination of both depending on the desired security policy. Test multiple user credentials and confirm door release and event logging in the control panel.

Usage recommendations

For reliable operation, mount the reader on a firm surface away from direct exposure to heavy rain or prolonged sunlight. Use recommended wiring practices and surge protection if the installation is in an area prone to electrical disturbances. Keep firmware and access control panel configurations up to date and assign unique PINs to users where combined authentication is required.