HID 921PHPNEK000R2 pivCLASS SE RPK40-H Smart Keypad Reader, 125 kHz HID Prox, AWID and EM4102, 13.56 MHz Contactless PKI-Based FIPS 201, RS485 HDX OSDP, Pigtail, Standard v1, 8-BIT MSG, FIPS 200-BIT

Designed for facilities that require strong, standards-based authentication, the HID Global pivCLASS RPK40-H smart keypad reader delivers a practical path to FIPS-201 compliance while protecting existing investments. This smart reader supports 125 kHz HID Prox and 13.56 MHz PKI-based credentials (FIPS 201) and communicates securely via RS485 HDX OSDP with a pigtail connection for reliable wired integration. The integrated keypad enables PIN-to-panel workflows — letting organizations enforce PIN-based access control without changing controllers — and is ideal for controlled and uncontrolled entrances where monitoring and surveillance must work alongside access control.

Because it's a transitional reader, the RPK40-H reads legacy cards and modern PKI credentials, enabling phased migrations and reducing downtime. Its gang-box mounting and indoor/outdoor rating make it suitable for lobbies, data centers, government facilities and transportation hubs. For higher assurance, add HID pivCLASS contact or biometric sidecars to implement two- or three-factor authentication. Upgrade your security posture with a reader built for interoperability, compliance and future scalability—contact your HID Global reseller to deploy the RPK40-H in your access control system today.

• Enables FIPS-201-ready access control to meet government and enterprise security requirements without ripping out existing systems
• Transitional multi-format reader reads 125 kHz HID Prox and 13.56 MHz PKI cards for phased migration from legacy to PKI-enabled credentials
• Built-in keypad supports PIN-to-panel for two-factor authentication and straightforward user PIN entry at the door
• Secure RS485 HDX OSDP communications and pigtail wiring reduce tampering risk and simplify integration with PACS and monitoring systems
• Field-upgradable with contact or contact+biometric sidecars to scale from single-factor to two- or three-factor strong authentication as needs evolve