Camden Door Controls CV-WRX4 Four Channel Wiegand Receiver

Product Description

The Camden Door Controls CV-WRX4 is a four-channel Wiegand receiver designed for multi-door access control installations. It accepts standard Wiegand-protocol signals from card readers, keypads, and other credential devices, then routes those signals to an access control panel or controller across up to four independent channels. The CV-WRX4 is suited for commercial and light-industrial environments where a single receiver must manage credential input from multiple entry points simultaneously. Installation is handled by licensed low-voltage technicians or security integrators familiar with Wiegand wiring topology.

This receiver is intended for multi-door access control applications, including office buildings, warehouses, and facilities requiring centralized credential management across several access points. Its four-channel design reduces the need for individual receivers at each door, streamlining infrastructure and cabinet space. It is commonly deployed alongside electric strikes, mag-locks, and access control panels in new construction or retrofit projects.

Key Features

• Four independent Wiegand input channels support simultaneous credential reads from multiple doors
• Compatible with standard Wiegand-protocol card readers and keypads
• Consolidates multi-door credential input into a single receiver unit
• Designed for commercial and light-industrial multi-door deployments
• Sold as an individual unit (each)

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or addition for multi-door access control systems utilizing standard Wiegand-protocol credential readers and controllers.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage technician or certified security integrator in accordance with applicable local codes and NEC low-voltage wiring requirements. Power down the access control panel and all associated devices before making wiring connections to the CV-WRX4. Verify Wiegand data line polarity and shielding practices to prevent signal interference across channels. Do not exceed the receiver input ratings for any connected credential device.