Hardware · Stationary access portal

NTR-6

The portal that doesn’t blink

The NTR-6 is the workhorse at the front gate. It carries its own computer and database, so it keeps validating even when the network doesn’t. Over 100 high-powered LEDs and a loudspeaker make a green light readable, and audible, from 50 feet in daylight. It reads every media type, mounts six ways, and travels in a Pelican case.

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On-board DB
Readable in direct sun
60+ deployed at the NFL Draft

NTR-6: Stationary access portal

Built for the field

Engineered for the worst day of the year.

Runs independently

On-board computer + database means it never depends on a fragile local site server. It keeps scanning through outages.

Redundant connectivity

POE+ wired, with Wi-Fi and LTE/5G backup and automatic failover.

Seen and heard from 50 ft

100+ high-powered, color-customizable LEDs plus a loudspeaker: clear allow/deny in bright daylight and loud crowds.

Universal media

Reads RFID, NFC, QR codes, and barcodes on one device.

Six mounting options

Truss pedestal (bare or branded sock), custom-fab pedestal, barricade, truss, and table-top fence mounts.

Specs

The details.

Type: Stationary portal · high traffic
Connectivity: POE+ wired (Wi-Fi + LTE/5G backup)
Throughput: RFID ~1,200/hr · NFC ~1,000/hr · Barcode ~500/hr
Weight: 3.5 lbs · travels in Pelican cases
Power draw: ~15 watts
Media: RFID · NFC · QR · Barcode

In the field

Where the NTR-6 shows up.

NFL Draft

Sporting Events

57,000+ Attendees served

NFL Draft

Secure access and credentialing across high-traffic zones for football’s biggest live weekend.

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Formula 1 · Las Vegas

Sporting Events

52,500 Credentials issued

Formula 1 · Las Vegas

City-scale RFID access and credentialing across the Las Vegas Strip circuit, covering every grandstand and hospitality zone on race weekend.

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TwitchCon

Corporate & Conferences

85,000+ Attendees served

TwitchCon

Access, credentialing, and POS for 85,000+ streamers and fans across four shows on two continents.

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The PLAYERS Championship

Sporting Events

30,000 Attendees

The PLAYERS Championship

RFID access and catering POS for the PGA TOUR’s flagship at TPC Sawgrass.

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Ostrich Festival

120,000 Wristbands Issued

Ostrich Festival

120,000 wristbands and $2.5M+ processed across a three-day Arizona run.

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PCMA

Corporate & Conferences

150,000 Access scans processed

PCMA

Four years of photo-credentialing and RFID access for the events industry’s own conference.

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Where it fits

One attendee, end to end.

Access ControlClear crowds fast on RFID, NFC, QR, or barcode. One device reads all four. Open and close any gate from your phone, and keep scanning when the Wi-Fi quits.

More of the stack

Other hardware.

NTR-H Mobile handheld scanner Portal-grade access control that fits in one hand. The same offline brain as the NTR-6, an all-day battery, and live GPS and battery telemetry so you can run a whole roaming fleet from the control room. NTR-T Box-office tablet The counter unit. Validates tickets, swaps third-party barcodes for wristbands, and looks up any guest, all on a tablet that keeps working whether the network is up or not. NTR-T+ Self-service registration kiosk The kiosk that runs itself. Guests register a wristband, link a card, and set spend limits in about 20 seconds, no agent and no line, feeding straight into wrstREG and wrstPOS. TAP-4 Cashless POS handheld Every way to pay, in one hand. RFID, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and cards, plus on-the-spot wristband registration, on Stripe-grade hardware that keeps selling when the Wi-Fi drops.

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