Hid Global Corporation 920PTPNEK0040M RP40 Proximity Reader

Product Description

The HID GLOBAL CORPORATION 920PTPNEK0040M is a Multiclass SE RP40 smart card proximity reader configured with a pigtail cable connection in a black housing and Wiegand output disabled. Designed for access control applications, this reader supports multiple card technologies in a single unit, allowing facilities to accommodate different credential types without swapping hardware. It is sold as a single unit and is installed by licensed security integrators and low-voltage electricians in commercial and light industrial access control systems.

The 920PTPNEK0040M is suited for door access control deployments where a compact, flush-mount or surface-mount smart reader is required. Its pigtail termination connects directly to an access control panel, making it appropriate for new installations and retrofit projects alike. The Wiegand-off configuration indicates the unit is set for an alternate output protocol at the factory. This reader falls within the smart reader category and is a standard choice for commercial entry points requiring multi-credential support.

Key Features

• Multiclass SE technology supports multiple card and credential formats in one reader
• Pigtail cable connection for direct panel wiring without a separate connector block
• Black housing for discreet installation on dark-colored door frames and surfaces
• Factory-configured with Wiegand output off for alternate protocol deployment
• Sold individually as a single unit

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation smart reader for commercial access control panels that accept Multiclass SE RP40 series readers with pigtail termination.

Installation Notes

Installation of this reader should be performed by a licensed low-voltage electrician or credentialed security integrator familiar with access control wiring practices. Power down the access control panel before connecting or disconnecting the reader pigtail. Verify the output protocol configured on the reader matches the input protocol expected by the access control panel before commissioning. Follow NEC low-voltage wiring guidelines and the panel manufacturer's wiring diagram during installation.