NTR-H
Access control that roams
The NTR-H puts the entire access platform in a roaming team’s hands. Designed for minimal training and downtime, it validates barcodes and RFID just as fast as a portal, runs all day on one charge, and reports its own battery and GPS so you can manage a fleet of them from the control room.
- iPad-based
- GPS + battery telemetry
- Offline-capable
Engineered for the worst day of the year.
Portal power, handheld
Identical access logic to the NTR-6 (same offline on-board database, same media support) in a mobile unit.
All-day battery
6–8 hours on the device, plus ~10 more with a discreet battery pack for the longest show days.
Fleet telemetry
Each unit reports real-time battery and GPS, so you can track and manage every handheld remotely.
Apple ecosystem
Built on familiar Apple hardware: minimal training, minimal downtime versus Android fleets.
Ticket swaps on the go
Turn third-party barcode tickets into RFID wristbands anywhere on site.
The details.
- Type
- Mobile handheld · low traffic / roaming
- Connectivity
- Wi-Fi (cellular optional)
- Battery
- 6–8 hrs (+~10 hrs with pack)
- Telemetry
- Real-time battery + GPS
- Media
- RFID · NFC · QR · Barcode
Where the NTR-H shows up.
Sporting Events Boston Marathon
Ticketing, access, and credentialing for ~30,000 people across a sprawling race footprint.
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Festivals Coastal Country Jam
Fast entry and smooth credentialing for a 25,000-plus crowd on the sand.
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Sporting Events College Football Playoff
Full-weekend access, RFID ticketing, and digital waivers across CFP House, Playoff Playlist Live, TOTC, and Fan Central.
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Sporting Events Farmers Insurance Open
Access, cashless POS, credentialing and self-service registration for 33,000 at Torrey Pines.
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Festivals Gretna Heritage Festival
RFID wristbands, cashless POS, and box office for the West Bank’s hometown festival.
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Festivals Hogs for the Cause
Cashless POS, access, and mail fulfillment for New Orleans’ charity BBQ festival.
Read case studyOne 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. 
RegistrationRun walk-ups and pre-registered guests through one desk. Match faces, verify signatures, and let attendees check themselves in at a kiosk.