HID EDGE EVO

Solo ESHRP40-K, EHR40-K, Solo ESHR40-K, Solo ESH400-K

HID EDGE EVO controllers

EDGE EVO Solo ESHRP40-K Single-Door Access Control Reader

EDGE EVO Solo provides the ability to power all devices around a door using Power over Ethernet (PoE), significantly reducing door installation costs. Because the user interfaces to the controller utilises a standard web browser, there’s no need to install software on a PC.

 

Key Features

  • Cost-Effective – Uses PoE to power reader & door strike. Eliminates the need for separate power supplies for many situations.
  • Remote Management – Managed over the network through a standard web browser. No software necessary.
  • Includes multiCLASS Reader – The integrated reader/controller reads iCLASS & HID Prox cards & opens the door; a secure side mounted door interface module places door contact in a secure area.
  • Scalable – Can be remotely reconfigured through the web browser from stand-alone operation to a system controller in a host environment of multiple controllers.
Two black HID Edge EVO networked access control readers shown from a front and side-profile angle, featuring a textured matte finish and the HID logo at the base.

EDGE EVO Solo ESHRP40-K Single-Door Access Control Reader

EDGE EVO Solo provides the ability to power all devices around a door using Power over Ethernet (PoE), significantly reducing door installation costs. Because the user interfaces to the controller utilises a standard web browser, there’s no need to install software on a PC.

 

Key Features

  • Cost-Effective – Uses PoE to power reader & door strike. Eliminates the need for separate power supplies for many situations.
  • Remote Management – Managed over the network through a standard web browser. No software necessary.
  • Includes multiCLASS Reader – The integrated reader/controller reads iCLASS & HID Prox cards & opens the door; a secure side mounted door interface module places door contact in a secure area.
  • Scalable – Can be remotely reconfigured through the web browser from stand-alone operation to a system controller in a host environment of multiple controllers.
Two black HID Edge EVO networked access control readers shown from a front and side-profile angle, featuring a textured matte finish and the HID logo at the base.
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