NT700MUC Mullion Hybrid Card reader
CODE: Nundnet NT700MUC
Mullion Hybrid Card Reader, Nundnet® NT700MUC is a high-performance access control solution designed for secure entry in commercial, industrial, and light outdoor environments. Operating at 12–24VDC ±15%, it consumes less than 50 mA in standby and up to 500 mA during operation, ensuring energy-efficient performance. Built with a durable ABS thermoplastic enclosure, it offers excellent impact resistance, heat stability, and a premium finish for long-lasting reliability.
Rated IP54/ IP65, the reader is protected against limited dust ingress and water splashes, making it suitable for indoor and sheltered outdoor installations. It supports Wiegand WG26–34 binary communication, with optional RS232 and RS485 interfaces, and features a bi-colored LED for clear visual feedback. Compatiblity with ISO14443 A standard including MIFARE® Classic, Plus, Ultralight, DESFire, and NFC card simulation, with optional support for ISO14443 B and ICODE-2 NFC. Also compatible with ISO18000-2 standard and legacy EM cards such as EM4001, EM4100, EM4102, TEMIC 5567. Supports NFC, HID, and Nundprox credentials for versatile access control deployments.
Nundnet® NT700MUC Mullion Hybrid Card Reader is backed by a 12–36 month warranty, delivering reliable, modern access control for any facility.
| Mullion Hybrid (Mifare + EM) Card reader Nundnet® NT7000MUC | |
| Power supply | Voltage (input) : 12~24VDC ± 15% |
| Consumption Standby mode : <50 mA | |
| Operation mode : 500 mA | |
| Environment | Temperature: Operation 0°C ~ 60°C, Storage -15°C ~70°C |
| 90% Relative humidity | |
| Construction material | ABS enclosure for durable, lightweight thermoplastic construction offering excellent impact resistance, heat stability, and a high-quality surface finish. |
| Ingress protection | IP54, Protection against limited dust ingress and water splashes from any direction, |
| Communication interface | Wiegand WG26~34 binary bits are transmitted per card, using two wires ( Data0 and Data1) for signaling; RS232 (optional), RS485 (optional) |
| LED | Bi-colored LED indicator for clear visual feedback |
| Beeper | Yes |
| Reader type | Supports ISO14443 A: MIFARE® Classic, Plus, Ultralight, DESFire, NFC (card simulation); optional support for ISO14443 B and ICODE-2.NFC, Supports ISO18000-2 standard and compatible with EM4001, EM4100, EM4102, TEMIC 5567 cards. |
| Legacy card format | HID, Nundprox, |
| Certifications | FCC Class A (US), ICES-003 Class A (Canada), CE Mark EN 301 489-3 EN55022 EN50130-4 (EU) C-Tick AS/ NZs CISPR 22 (Australia & New Zealand), Korea (KCC) RoHS, Administrative Measure on the Control of Pollution Caused by Electronic Information Products, WEEE |
| Dimensions | 93.9 * 42.9 * 14.98 (mm)/ 3.69 × 1.69 × 0.59 (inches) |
| Warranty | Warrantied against defects in materials and workmanship for 12/ 24/ 36 months. (please visit https://nundnet.com/warranty) |
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| DESCRIPTION | CODE | SPECIFICATIONS | CERTIFICATIONS | WARRANTY | VERSION |
| Mullion Hybrid card reader | NT700MUC | Click here… | CE, RoHS, FCC | 1/3/5 Year | 1.02 |
Additional information
| Frequency | 13.56KHz, 125kHz. |
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| READING RANGE | 50-70mm |
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