Camden CV-7600 MIFARE-BLE Reader For Smartphone Credentials

The CV-7600 is a MIFARE-BLE reader, so it reads MIFARE smart card credentials and Bluetooth Low Energy smartphone credentials. That combination is what you want when you are moving a building from plastic cards to phone-based access without re-badging everyone at once, since both credential types work at the same reader.

Yes. Camden's CV Series access control readers, the CV-7600 included, are rated for indoor or outdoor use, so an entry gate, a parking door, or an exposed main entrance is a normal application rather than a special order.

It is the smart card and mobile option, not a 125 kHz prox reader. The CV-7600 works on MIFARE plus Bluetooth. If your existing population is carrying proximity cards and you only need to match what is already on the other doors, a Camden prox reader such as the CV-7400 is the corresponding choice; the CV-7600 is what you specify when smartphone credentials are part of the plan.

Credentials are ordered separately from the reader. Camden offers a selection of proximity cards and tags alongside its reader line, and phone-based users are enrolled with Bluetooth mobile credentials rather than a physical card. Budget the reader, the credential set for your user count, and whatever controller or panel the reader reports to.

Just the reader. It is the credential-reading device at the door, and it still needs a control board or access panel to make the unlock decision, plus the locking hardware (strike, mag lock, or electrified lockset) and power. Property managers replacing a single failed reader can swap this in on its own; anyone building a new opening needs the rest of the chain specified with it.