Technical Data; Accessories - Honeywell Accentic proX2 Mounting And Operating Instructions

Mounting and Operating Instructions - proX2-reader "Accentic" with keypad
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Technical data

Rated operating voltage
Operating voltage range
Current consumption in stand by mode
Time-limited read mode
(Time lag after last transponder reactivation 5 sec.)
Luminous background
- Brightness (settable)
Mounting surface
Transmission range
The transmission range depends on the mounting surface and the transponder that is being
used. The following information refers to the range when using an ID card.
- Non-metallic mounting surface
- Steel mounting surface
- Aluminium as mounting surface
Interface
Connecting cable
Frequency range, transmission power
Protection category as per EN 60529
Environmental class as per VdS
Operating temperature range
Housing dimensions (W x H x D)
Colour
Hereby, the Novar GmbH declares that the radio equipment proX2-reader "Accentic" with
keypad Item no. 026421.10 and 026421.20 is in compliance with Directive 2014/53/EU.
The full text of the EU declaration can be downloaded from our homepage
https://www.security.honeywell.de/ in the service/download area.
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Accessories

023314 Front white aluminium (similar to RAL 9006)
023315 Front pure white (similar to RAL 9010)
023316.99 Front anthracite (
023501 Plastic shield weather/view
023329 Mounting plate
ID carrier
Apart from Legic and mifare, all contactless Novar information carriers can be used as ID carriers.
Please refer to the current product catalogue.
12 V DC
9 V to 15 V DC
<11 mA (on average)
<50 mA (in l.
Connectable
<4 mA (time-limited for 5 sec. max. 8 mA)
Any surface, also metal
Settable
Approx. max. 80 mm with ID card
Approx. max. 60 mm with ID card
Approx. max. 70 mm with ID card
RS-485 and Clock/Data
Wiegand (026421.20)
12-core, shielded, 6 m
125 kHz, <10 dBµA/m
IP 65
III
-25 °C to +55 °C
75 x 142 x 32 mm
White aluminium (similar to RAL 9006)
satin grey metallic )
c status indication)
(026421.10)
PU = 3 pce.
PU = 3 pce.
PU = 3 pce.
PU = 3 pce.
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