Designed for seamless use with Axis network door controllers and credentials, this OSDP reader offers secure and touch-free entry. Built-in cybersecurity features offer secure and easy onboarding and integration.
Perfectly matched components
Part of an Axis end-to-end solution, AXIS A4130-E Reader is designed for use with Axis network door controllers and Axis credentials, offering secure and seamless touch-free entry. When used together with AXIS Camera Station Secure Entry, you’ll benefit from a unified solution with advanced access control functionality, such as anti-passback and two-person rule. Designed to meet specific system requirements, this OSDP reader supports most types of smart RFID card standards with 13.56MHz credential technologies, including AXIS TA4711 Access Card, AXIS TA4712 Key Fob, MIFARE Classic®, MIFARE Plus®, and MIFARE DESFire® EV1, EV2, and EV3.
Easy to install and update
This OSDP reader is easy to install, on single gang boxes or mounted on the wall. With its IP65 and IK07 ratings, it’s built to handle tough conditions, making it a great fit for harsh environments both indoors and outdoors. Furthermore, it can be remotely managed by Axis door controllers, allowing you to access new features, configure the device, and apply security updates from anywhere—directly within your security system through AXIS Camera Station Secure Entry or third-party systems.
Robust security, built on zero trust
Out-of-the-box support for Open Supervised Device Protocol (OSDP) ensures secure bidirectional communication. And Secure Channel Protocol (SCP) protects credentials and cryptographic keys. There’s also an EAL6+ Certified Secure Element for added protection. Plus, tamper detection informs you of any attempts to interfere with the device. Transparent mode provides secure end-to-end encryption by storing the encryption key on the door controller rather than on the reader. This prevents key theft if the reader is ever tampered with. Furthermore, this OSDP Secure Profile verified device also offers strong interoperability with third-party access control systems that support OSDP.
