Hid Global 921PNNNEK2037T RPK40 Multiclass Smart Reader

Product Description

The HID GLOBAL CORPORATION 921PNNNEK2037T is the RPK40 multiclass smart card reader, a compact credential reader designed for access control applications. It reads multiple card technologies in a single device, supporting contactless smart card formats through a Wiegand output interface. The unit ships with a pigtail cable connection and is finished in black. It is sized for single-gang electrical box mounting, making it a direct-fit solution for standard wall installations. Access control technicians and low-voltage security installers are the primary trades who specify and install this reader.

The 921PNNNEK2037T fits residential and light commercial access control deployments where multiclass credential support is required at a single entry point. Its Wiegand output makes it compatible with a broad range of access control panels and controllers that accept standard Wiegand data formats. The single-gang form factor suits interior and exterior door installations where a flush, finished appearance is needed. The pigtail termination style allows field wiring without a separate connector adapter.

Key Features

• Multiclass card technology support in a single reader housing
• Wiegand data output for broad access control panel compatibility
• Single-gang form factor for standard electrical box mounting
• Pigtail cable termination for direct field wiring
• Black finish for a clean, finished appearance at the door
• Sold as an individual unit (each)

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style multiclass smart card reader compatible with access control systems that accept standard Wiegand protocol data input. No specific panel or controller model numbers were provided in the product data.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed low-voltage or access control technician. Power down the access control panel and any associated door hardware before connecting or disconnecting the reader. Mount to a standard single-gang electrical box and route the pigtail wiring per the panel manufacturer wiring diagram. Follow all applicable local codes and NEC low-voltage wiring requirements during installation.