HID 5455-311-04 ProPro II Reader Cover, No Bezel required, White

It's a replacement cover only, in white, for the ProxPro II proximity reader. You get the housing piece, not the reader electronics, so it's for swapping a cracked, faded or vandalized cover on a reader already installed, or for changing the look of an existing unit. If you need a working reader, order the reader itself.

It's for the ProxPro II family built on base part numbers 5455 and 5458. Check the number printed on your existing reader before ordering.

No - those are two different kinds of item. The HID 5455-311-04 is a white replacement cover for the ProxPro II reader housing, and it needs no bezel. The SDC IPRW Series is a complete Wiegand proximity reader with 125 kHz HID compatibility, so it is a whole reader you would install at the door rather than a cosmetic part that snaps onto an existing ProxPro II. If the ProxPro II electronics are working and only the cover is cracked or discolored, the 5455-311-04 is the part to order; if the reader itself is being replaced, a full reader such as the IPRW is the class of product to look at.

The ProxPro II family the 5455-311-04 cover fits is a 125 kHz proximity platform with a 5.0 in x 5.0 in x 1.0 in footprint and a 5-16 VDC supply. When the head itself has to be replaced rather than re-covered, the SDC IPRW Series is a Wiegand proximity reader built for 125 kHz HID compatibility, so it reads the same class of 125 kHz proximity credential and outputs Wiegand back to the panel. Confirm the mounting footprint and the wire run at your opening before swapping, since the IPRW is a different housing than the ProxPro II and the cover will not carry over.

No. The 5455-311-04 cover is the no-bezel version, so it installs on its own with no additional trim ring needed.

The ProxPro II reader body measures 5.0 x 5.0 x 1.0 inches (12.7 cm x 12.7 cm x 2.54 cm), so the cover matches that footprint. Useful if you're checking it will sit clean on a mullion or narrow wall section next to the door frame.

No. The ProxPro II is a 125 kHz proximity reader running on 5-16 VDC with a read range up to 8.0 inches (20.5 cm). Swapping the outer cover doesn't touch the electronics or wiring, so those figures stay as they were.

If the reader itself is failing rather than just the cover, the SDC IPRW Series Wiegand proximity reader is a 125 kHz HID-compatible option, so it reads the same credential frequency your ProxPro II does. Mounting footprint and wiring are different products though, so treat it as a replacement reader rather than a drop-in swap.

It is not wired. The 5455-311-04 is the white outer cover for the ProxPro II proximity reader - it mounts over the reader without a separate bezel and carries no electronics of its own, so there is nothing to terminate. Power and communication stay on the ProxPro II itself, which runs on 5-16 VDC. By contrast, a reader such as the SDC IPRW Series is the powered, Wiegand-output device that does require wiring back to the access control panel.

HID offers an optional glass mount kit for mounting the ProxPro II behind glass. That's a separate kit, not part of the 5455-311-04 cover, so order it alongside if you're doing a glass front install.

Yes, it's a commercial-grade access control part, intended for facility openings rather than residential use. For a property manager standardizing on one look across multiple entries, the white cover lets you refresh worn readers without touching the access control system behind them.