Cypress HHR-4266B-GY Wireless Handheld Reader Kit with Protective Boot, Gray

For secure, on-the-go credential verification, the Cypress HHR-4266B-GY wireless handheld reader kit delivers a rugged, enterprise-ready proximity reader solution for access control and monitoring. Designed for digital mustering, remote job sites, staff shuttles and temporary entrances, this kit enables security teams to validate credentials at points where fixed readers aren’t practical. The handheld unit communicates over a 2.4 GHz IEEE 802.15.4 wireless link to a wired base unit, using OSDP Secure Channel with AES-128 encryption to maintain data integrity and privacy. Integration with existing access controllers via Wiegand ensures each scan checks the live database, giving operators immediate positive/negative feedback and enabling automated relay actions like gate release or alarm triggers. Built for real-world deployment, the HHR-4266B-GY includes a charging dock, breakaway strap and protective boot to minimize downtime and physical damage. Ideal for security, surveillance and event monitoring programs, this Cypress proximity reader kit scales from one to three readers per kit. Contact your sales representative or add the kit to your configuration to streamline mobile credentialing and improve site security today.

• Enable remote credential verification and digital mustering on temporary or mobile sites for reliable access control and event attendance tracking
• Secure wireless communication using OSDP Secure Channel with AES-128 encryption to protect sensitive credential data
• Integrates with live access-control databases via Wiegand host interface so verifications reflect up-to-the-minute permissions
• Long-range 2.4 GHz IEEE 802.15.4 wireless link supports indoor (~150 ft) and outdoor (~500 ft) deployments for flexible placement
• Includes charging dock, breakaway strap and protective boot to maximize uptime and reduce damage from drops or heavy use
• Available in 1-, 2- or 3-reader kit configurations to scale for shuttle buses, remote sites, temporary entrances and large events