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The Satel CZ-EMM3 Magnetic Card Reader is a 125 kHz transponder reader for proximity cards and tags, intended for secure access control integration with INTEGRA control panels and ACCO / ACCO NET door controllers. It operates at 12 V with typical power consumption of 80 mA. The reader's compact housing (47 mm × 24 mm × 158 mm) and weather-resistant enclosure allow for flexible indoor or outdoor installation. Available in black and grey, the device provides straightforward card reading functionality in a durable, installation-friendly form factor.

Advantages

The CZ-EMM3 offers reliable reading of 125 kHz proximity transponders and is engineered for compatibility with SATEL access control systems, including INTEGRA panels and ACCO / ACCO NET controllers. Its low power consumption and compact dimensions reduce installation complexity and footprint. The weather-resistant enclosure protects internal electronics for outdoor use, while the black/grey finish integrates with a variety of architectural environments.

Suitable for

• Access control for small and medium commercial buildings
• Integration with INTEGRA alarm and control systems
• Door control using ACCO and ACCO NET controllers
• Outdoor entry points requiring a weather-resistant reader
• Areas where compact mounting and discreet appearance are required

Key specifications

• Transponder frequency: 125 kHz (proximity cards and tags)
• Supply voltage: 12 V
• Typical current consumption: 80 mA
• Dimensions (W × D × H): 47 mm × 24 mm × 158 mm
• Enclosure: weather-resistant for outdoor installation
• Available colors: black and grey
• Compatibility: designed for integration with INTEGRA panels and ACCO / ACCO NET door controllers

How to use

Mount the reader in a location that provides convenient access to authorized users and sufficient protection from direct mechanical impact. Connect the unit to a 12 V supply and interface it with the appropriate control panel or door controller following SATEL integration guidelines. Present compatible 125 kHz proximity cards or tags to the reader surface for identification; the reader forwards the transponder data to the connected access control device, which makes the authorization decision and controls door locks or other outputs.

Recommendations

For reliable long-term performance, install the reader according to local electrical and building codes, use a stabilized 12 V power source, and position the unit to avoid strong electromagnetic interference. Regularly inspect the enclosure seals if the reader is mounted outdoors and keep card surfaces clean to maintain consistent read range.