ZKTeco KR500 in kenya
Read access cards and send credentials to a compatible controller. The KR500 family provides proximity-card reader options for Kenyan building entrances.
How ZKTeco KR500 fits your project
This reader supplies credentials or biometric samples to another part of the access system. Reader technology, controller protocol, voltage and cabling must match; a physically similar reader is not necessarily an interchangeable replacement.
Product highlights
- Power/Current: DC 6-14V / Max.70mA
- Material: ABS+PC with texture
- Read Range: KRxxx-E: Up to 10CM, KRxxx-M: Up to 5CM
- Reading Time: "<200ms"
- Input Port: External LED Control, External Buzzer Control
Configuration and compatibility
Match the exact reader variant to card frequency and confirm wiring protocol.
ZKTeco KR500 price in Kenya
Request an itemised quotation in KES for the required quantity and configuration. Include the project location and intended application so that applicable taxes, delivery, installation and support can be confirmed for your order.
RFID Access Reader
Power/Current: DC 6-14V / Max.70mA
Material: ABS+PC with texture
Read Range: KRxxx-E: Up to 10CM, KRxxx-M: Up to 5CM
Reading Time: "<200ms"
Specifications
| Read Range | KRxxx-E: Up to 10CM, KRxxx-M: Up to 5CM |
| Reading Time | "<> |
| Input Port | External LED Control, External Buzzer Control |
| Output Format | KRxxx-E:26bit Wiegand (Default), KRxxx-M: 34bit Wiegand (Default) |
| Power/Current | DC 6-14V / Max.70mA |
| LED | Red and Green LEDs |
| Operating Temperature: | -10 C to +65 C |
| Material | ABS+PC with texture |
| Operating Humidity | 10% to 90% relative humidity, non-condensing |
| Beeper | Yes |
| Index of Protection | KR500-E/M: IP65, KR501-E/M: IP65, KR502-E/M: IP64, KR503-E/M: IP65 |
| Standard Features | 125KHz RFID Card |
| Optional Features | 125KHz HID Prox Card, 13.56MHz MifareCard(S50 / S70) 13.56MHz HIDI class Card |
| Communication | RS485 |
Key Features
Applications & Use Cases
Reader expansion
Add a credential-reading point to a compatible controller-based access system.
Doorway identification
Choose a reader with the correct card technology or biometric interface for the managed entrance.
Existing system upgrades
Compare controller protocol, power and cable requirements before changing reader hardware.