HID 6005-111-03 ProxPoint Plus Reader Cover, Classic, Black

It's the replacement cover only, the black Classic housing for the ProxPoint Plus reader. There's no electronics in it. If you need a functioning 125 kHz prox reader, you're ordering the reader itself, not this part. Use this when the existing cover is cracked, faded, or vandalized and the reader body behind it still works.

It's the Classic-style cover for ProxPoint Plus readers in the 6005 and 6008 base part number families. Check the base part number printed on your reader before ordering; if it starts with 6005 or 6008 you're in the right family.

A cover won't help a failed reader. For a full replacement unit, the SDC IPRW Series is a Wiegand proximity reader with 125 kHz HID compatibility, so it reads the same 125 kHz credentials your existing ProxPoint population uses and outputs Wiegand to the panel. Confirm your panel's Wiegand input and the mounting footprint, since the IPRW is a different housing than the ProxPoint Plus.

The HID 6005-111-03 is the classic black cover for the ProxPoint Plus reader, not a working reader - it carries no electronics, so it will not read a credential on its own. If the job calls for a complete reader, the SDC IPRW Series is a Wiegand proximity reader with 125 kHz HID compatibility, which matches the 125 kHz proximity card technology the ProxPoint Plus family uses. Order the 6005-111-03 only when the reader itself is already in place and you are replacing or restyling the housing.

The ProxPoint Plus reader measures 3.14 x 1.70 x 0.66 inches (7.96 cm x 4.3 cm x 1.68 cm). That small footprint is why it goes on door frames and mullions where a full-size wall reader won't fit, and it's the dimension the cover is built around.

No. The ProxPoint Plus reads up to 3.0 inches (7.5 cm) at 125 kHz, and that performance comes from the reader electronics, not the housing. The reader also mounts directly on metal with no change in read range, so a door frame or metal mullion install performs the same as drywall.

No wiring changes. The cover is a housing swap over the existing reader, and the ProxPoint Plus runs on 5 to 16 VDC from your panel either way. Kill power at the panel before opening the housing, seat the new cover, and the beeper and multicolor LED keep behaving exactly as the host or local control drives them.

No. The 6005-111-03 classic cover is made to the ProxPoint Plus housing, which measures 3.14 in x 1.70 in x 0.66 in, and it snaps to that specific base part number family - 6005 and 6008. The SDC IPRW Series is a separate Wiegand proximity reader with its own housing; it shares 125 kHz HID credential compatibility but not the ProxPoint Plus mechanical footprint. Covers are not cross-brand items - match the cover to the reader body already on the wall.

Not on the credential side. The ProxPoint Plus is a 125 kHz proximity card reader, and the SDC IPRW Series is specified as a Wiegand proximity reader with 125 kHz HID compatibility, so both work off 125 kHz HID proximity credentials. What differs is the hardware itself - the ProxPoint Plus runs on 5 to 16 VDC, mounts directly on metal with no change in read range, and offers a beeper and multicolor LED that can be host or locally controlled. If you keep the existing ProxPoint Plus bodies, the 6005-111-03 classic cover in black is the housing replacement for them.

The 6005-111-03 is the black Classic cover. Black is the only finish this part number covers, so if your other openings run a different color you'd be matching on a different HID cover part number.

It's a commercial access control reader. Property managers standardizing a multi-family or office portfolio on 125 kHz prox will find the ProxPoint Plus is the small-format unit typically mounted at the frame, and keeping spare Classic black covers on the shelf lets maintenance restore a damaged opening without pulling the reader from the system.