Farpointe P-300-H-A OSDP

The Farpointe Data P-300-H-A Cascade Pyramid Series Reader (OSDP) is a versatile, high-performance 125 kHz proximity reader designed for secure, modern access control environments. Engineered for maximum flexibility, the P-300-H-A supports Farpointe credentials as well as select HID® and AWID® proximity protocols, making it an ideal solution for facilities operating mixed or legacy credential systems.

Equipped with Open Supervised Device Protocol (OSDP), this reader delivers secure, encrypted communication, enhanced device supervision, and improved protection against tampering—providing a significant security upgrade over traditional Wiegand-based systems.

Featuring a slim mullion-mount design, the P-300-H-A installs easily on metal door frames, window frames, and other narrow or flat surfaces, making it well-suited for both new installations and retrofit projects.

With a read range of up to 5 inches (depending on credential and installation conditions), the P-300-H-A provides consistent, reliable performance across a wide range of commercial, industrial, and institutional environments.

Key Features:

• 125 kHz proximity reader supporting Farpointe, HID®, and AWID® credentials
• OSDP (Open Supervised Device Protocol) for secure, encrypted communication
• Enhanced supervision and tamper detection capabilities
• Mullion mount design for narrow installations
• Suitable for metal doors, window frames, and flat surfaces
• Read range up to 5 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
• Retrofit projects with mixed credential technologies

Why Choose the Farpointe P-300-H-A (OSDP)?

The P-300-H-A with OSDP is the most flexible option in the Cascade Pyramid Series, combining broad credential compatibility with modern, secure communication protocols. It’s an ideal choice for organizations upgrading to OSDP while maintaining support for multiple proximity technologies.