Third Millennium Launches Innovative Dual-Function Access Readers

Revolutionizing Access Control with Innovative Readers
Third Millennium, recognized for its commitment to providing advanced access control solutions, has announced the launch of its latest products, the RXQR and RXQRK readers. These sophisticated devices integrate both high-security RFID card and QR code technologies into a single elegant unit, designed for modern access security needs.
Simplifying Visitor Management
The RXQR series aims to enhance visitor and contractor management while supporting a range of communication protocols. Tailored to meet the demands of evolving access control environments, these readers combine functionality and cost-effectiveness, making them a smart choice for organizations moving into the future.
Combining Two Technologies in One Device
The main benefit of the RXQR is its ability to handle RFID card reading and QR code scanning seamlessly within one compact device. The RXQRK model additionally incorporates a keypad for organizations needing an extra layer of security through PIN verification, which is especially useful for out-of-hours access or in high-security areas.
Efficiency and Cost Savings
Traditionally, businesses had to install two separate readers at every entry point — one for staff and another for visitor access. This led to increased installation costs and maintenance challenges. In contrast, the RXQR range streamlines this process. With a single reader managing both card and QR functionalities, organizations can minimize installation efforts and expenses significantly.
“It's a straightforward concept that brings substantial operational and financial benefits,” stated Steve Greenaway, the Business Development Manager at Third Millennium. “By reducing the number of necessary devices and associated installation work, we simplify maintenance and save funds since you won’t need two readers at each entry system.”
Expanded Compatibility
In addition to its QR capabilities, RXQR readers support a wide array of high-frequency card technologies, such as MIFARE Classic, MIFARE DESFire, and LEGIC technologies. This ensures they are fully compatible with modern access control systems designed for open standard smartcards.
“Our focus has always been on providing solutions that are both open and interoperable,” Greenaway emphasized. “By accommodating MIFARE and LEGIC technologies along with various connectivity options, the RXQR readers allow customers to utilize their existing infrastructures and avoid costly controller changes.”
Designed for Modern Security Needs
Aside from their impressive capabilities, the RXQR range maintains Third Millennium’s dedication to aesthetics with a sleek design that features vibrant blue LED lights. The RXQRK model stands out by integrating a keypad for two-factor authentication, thereby increasing safety during non-business hours or in secure facilities.
This added layer of security is crucial for preventing unauthorized use of lost or stolen access cards. The RXQRK is particularly suitable for multi-tenant buildings, data centers, and facilities that enforce layered security measures.
Cost-Effective Temporary Access Solutions
While there is a growing trend toward mobile credentials, QR codes remain one of the most effective and economical solutions for granting access to visitors and contractors. Unlike app-based options that may incur licensing fees, QR codes can be easily generated and managed through many enterprise access control systems, proving to be a virtually cost-free alternative.
Both the RXQR and RXQRK readers are now readily available through Third Millennium, illustrating the brand’s ongoing commitment to innovative access control solutions.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the primary features of the RXQR and RXQRK readers?
These new readers integrate both RFID card and QR code functionalities within a single device, with the RXQRK including a keypad for additional PIN verification.
How do these readers simplify access control?
By combining multiple technologies into one device, organizations save on installation costs and reduce maintenance needs, effectively handling both staff and visitor access.
What card technologies are supported by the RXQR range?
The RXQR readers support MIFARE Classic, MIFARE DESFire, and LEGIC technologies, ensuring compatibility with modern access control systems.
Why choose QR codes for access control over mobile credentials?
QR codes offer a contact-free, easy-to-manage method of granting temporary access without the need for app downloads or account setups, making them a user-friendly option for visitors.
Where can I find more information about Third Millennium products?
Detailed information about Third Millennium and their access control solutions can be found by visiting their official website.
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