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Rampart PIN + Proximity Reader
PIN pad and proximity reader in one — the economical standard for internal doors.
Every product is genuine, licensed, and installed by God Complex with a lifetime maintenance programme. Price includes professional commissioning.
Key features
- PIN + 125kHz proximity card
- 1,000 users standalone or Wiegand output
- Tamper switch and duress PIN
- Backlit weatherproof keypad
- Indoor / sheltered outdoor
- DC12V
About this product
The Rampart pairs a metal PIN pad with a 125kHz proximity reader for doors that need simple, cost-effective access. Assign a PIN, a card, or both, and connect it to any Wiegand controller. A tamper switch and backlit keys make it a solid choice for offices, storerooms and staff entrances.
Technical specifications
Everything you need to check against your site before we install.
- certification
- CE, RoHS
- dimensions
- 86 × 86 × 22 mm
- interface
- Wiegand 26/34
- mounting
- Wall / door frame mount
- operating temp
- -20°C to +60°C
- power
- DC12V
- protection
- IP65 front
- read
- PIN, 125kHz card
- users
- 1,000 standalone
- warranty
- 2 years
Choosing the right Access Control
Doors you can audit
Access control is the difference between a site you can trust and a site you can only hope about. Every entry decision should be recorded, reversible and — critically — able to keep working when the network cannot.
The right level for each door
- Card and PIN — cheapest per door, ideal for staff entrances and back offices.
- Biometric — fingerprint or face for doors where a shared credential is a liability: server rooms, vaults, HR.
- Mobile credentials — phones replace cards; issue and revoke from a dashboard in seconds. Great for contractors and visitors.
- Vehicle access — ANPR barriers and interlocks for compounds and car parks.
Lock hardware is 80% of the result
A smart reader on a flimsy lock is theatre. We spec electromagnetic or electric mortise locks to match the door and the risk, and we decide fail-safe vs fail-secure as a design question, not an afterthought.
Why offline capability matters
A controller that makes entry decisions locally keeps the building working during a network outage, and holds the event log so the audit trail stays intact.
What we install
Wiegand and OSDP readers, offline-capable controllers, electric locks, and a single event log across card, biometric and intercom — with revocation that takes under a minute.