Model 8040 Receiver
The 8040 sends the transmitter codes to a access controller (such as a DKS 1830 Series System) in wiegand format.  This receiver can also be programmed as a stand-alone device. It is also ideal for solar-powered applications as it has an extremely low power draw while in stand-by mode.
 
Model 8057 Receiver
The 8057 Receiver is a fully programmable stand-alone receiver that can store up to 16,000 transmitter codes.  Codes can be added or deleted individually, or in block format.

Specifications:
8040 Receiver

• Primarily used as a 26, 30 or 31-bit wiegand output receiver
• Can be set for stand-alone operation, 100 codes maximum
• Low power mode for solar-powered operation
• Can be used with MicroClik or MicroPlus transmitters
• Form C relay.
• 12-24 volt AC or DC.

8057 Receiver

• Stand-alone receiver
• Stores up to 16,000 MicroClik transmitter codes
• Built-in programming keypad
• Add or delete transmitters individually or in block format
• Programmable facility codes, relay strike time, transmitter button number
• Form C dry contact relay
• 12-24 Volt AC or DC