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Kantech WLS-5500 Wireless Wiegand Receiver Module
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$226.99Kantech WLS-5500 Wireless Wiegand Receiver Module
The Kantech WLS-5500 is a wireless Wiegand receiver module engineered for access control systems that require flexible credential format support and seamless integration into networked security infrastructures. This dedicated receiver enables wireless transmission of Wiegand protocol credentials, allowing system integrators to expand existing access control deployments without extensive rewiring or infrastructure modifications.
Key Features
- Wireless Wiegand protocol receiver with KSF format support
- Selectable 26-bit Wiegand format configuration
- Industry-standard Wiegand compatibility for legacy and modern readers
- Flexible deployment across diverse facility types
- Designed for seamless access control system integration
Technical Highlights
The WLS-5500 operates as a dedicated wireless receiver capable of capturing and processing Wiegand protocol transmissions from compatible access control readers and keypads. The selectable 26-bit format ensures broad compatibility with standard Wiegand-enabled devices, eliminating the need for multiple hardware solutions across different building zones or facility types. This design approach reduces deployment complexity and total cost of ownership while maintaining backward compatibility with existing infrastructure investments.
Applications
- Corporate office access control system expansion
- Educational institution card reader networks
- Healthcare facility credential management systems
- Government and secure facility access points
- Multi-building campus security deployments
- Legacy system modernization projects
The Kantech WLS-5500 is ideal for organizations seeking to add wireless capability to existing Wiegand-based access control infrastructure while maintaining protocol compatibility and system stability.