The ZKTeco KR702E is a single-gang proximity and keypad reader built for commercial access control installations. It reads 125 kHz EM cards and supports Mifare, outputting over 26-bit Wiegand so it drops straight into virtually any panel on the market.
Straightforward to wire, easy to configure
Single-gang form factor installs in a standard electrical box with no surprises. External LED and buzzer control lines let the panel drive reader feedback independently, so you're not fighting reader firmware defaults when a job calls for custom entry behavior.
Key features
- 125 kHz EM proximity + Mifare support: covers most commercial credential stacks without a second reader
- Integrated keypad: PIN-only or card + PIN workflow, configurable at the panel
- 26-bit Wiegand output: compatible with virtually every major access control platform
- External LED control: panel-driven visual feedback, no reader firmware workarounds needed
- External buzzer control: same independence for audible door alerts
- Up to 10 cm read range for 125 kHz prox cards; up to 5 cm for Mifare
Brand:
ZKTeco USA
Form factor:
Single gang
Card technology:
125 kHz EM proximity; Mifare
Output protocol:
26-bit Wiegand
Read range (Prox):
Up to 10 cm
Read range (Mifare):
Up to 5 cm
LED control:
External (panel-driven)
Buzzer control:
External (panel-driven)
What access control panels is the KR702E compatible with?
The KR702E outputs standard 26-bit Wiegand, which is supported by virtually every commercial access control panel -- Lenel, Software House, AXIS, PDK, 2GIG, and others. Check your panel's reader port spec to confirm Wiegand input is enabled.
Does this reader support Mifare cards in addition to 125 kHz prox?
Yes. The KR702E reads both 125 kHz EM proximity cards and Mifare cards. Read range is up to 10 cm for prox and up to 5 cm for Mifare.
Can the LED and buzzer be controlled by the panel instead of the reader?
Yes. Both the LED and buzzer have external control lines, so your panel can drive feedback directly. This is useful when you need custom grant/deny sequences or want to suppress the default beep on a quiet-entry door.
Does the KR702E require a keypad entry or can it run card-only?
The keypad is optional at the credential level. Whether the reader requires PIN, card-only, or card + PIN is determined by your panel configuration -- the hardware supports all three modes.
