The Farpointe Data P-500 Pyramid Series Reader (OSDP) is a high-performance 125 kHz proximity reader designed for secure, long-range access control in modern environments. Featuring Open Supervised Device Protocol (OSDP), this reader delivers encrypted communication, enhanced device supervision, and improved protection against tampering, making it a superior alternative to traditional Wiegand-based readers.
Built for reliability and ease of installation, the P-500 supports Farpointe 125 kHz proximity credentials and offers an extended read range of up to 8 inches (depending on credential and installation environment). This makes it ideal for high-traffic entry points where fast, convenient credential presentation is essential.
The reader features a single-gang wall box mount design, allowing for easy installation on standard metal or plastic electrical boxes, as well as flat surfaces. Its larger form factor enhances read performance while maintaining a clean, professional appearance suitable for a wide range of facilities.
Key Features:
- 125 kHz proximity reader supporting Farpointe credentials
- OSDP (Open Supervised Device Protocol) for secure, encrypted communication
- Enhanced supervision and tamper detection capabilities
- Single-gang wall box mount for easy installation
- Suitable for metal or plastic boxes and flat surfaces
- Extended read range up to 8 inches (environment dependent)
- Durable construction for indoor and outdoor use
- Backed by a lifetime warranty
Ideal Applications:
- Commercial and office buildings
- Industrial and manufacturing facilities
- Healthcare and education environments
- High-traffic entry points requiring extended read range
Why Choose the Farpointe P-500 (OSDP)?
The P-500 with OSDP is ideal for organizations upgrading to a more secure, modern communication protocol while maintaining reliable proximity-based access control. Its combination of extended read range, strong security, and ease of installation makes it a future-ready solution for new deployments and system upgrades.
