Linear MiniProx-GY Wiegand 125 kHz HID Proximity Reader Gray
The MiniProx reader is a compact HID 125 kHz proximity reader used in access control systems where cards or fobs need to be read at a gate, door, or controlled entry point. Its mullion-style housing is useful on narrow mounting surfaces such as door frames, gooseneck pedestals, entry posts, and gate access-control panels. This reader outputs Wiegand data to the access controller, so the controller and credential format must be compatible.
This row is a part-number-sensitive item because older Linear price lists commonly associate MiniProx-BK with 0-298066 and MiniProx-GY with 0-298000, while some retail listings cross-reference 0-298066 to gray. For upload copy, the product is written around the CSV title, but the ordering notes warn customers to confirm color and order number before purchase.
Compatible With
Used with compatible Wiegand access control systems and commonly associated with Linear access controller families that support HID 125 kHz proximity credentials.
- Linear eMerge access control systems when configured for compatible Wiegand HID proximity readers
- Linear Max 3 access control systems when configured for 125 kHz Wiegand proximity readers
- Compatible Wiegand controller inputs that support the connected reader format and HID 125 kHz credentials
- Pedestrian gate access stations, door access points, and controlled entry systems with proper low-voltage wiring
- May be used with HID-compatible 125 kHz proximity cards or fobs when the credential format is accepted by the controller
- Not a stand-alone lock release device; it must connect to an access controller, door controller, or gate access system
Features & Specifications
| Manufacturer | Linear / IEI |
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| Product Type | Wiegand proximity card reader |
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| Part Number | 0-298066 |
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| Common Model Reference | MiniProx-GY / MiniProx gray listing |
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| Frequency | 125 kHz |
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| Credential Type | HID-compatible proximity card or fob, depending on controller format |
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| Interface | Wiegand |
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| Mount Style | Mullion / narrow surface mount |
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| Application | Access control reader for gates, doors, and entry systems |
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| Color | Gray per CSV title, verify part number and finish |
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Also Known As / Related Part Numbers
- 0-298066
- MiniProx-GY
- MiniProx GY
- MiniProx gray
- HID MiniProx
- HID 5365 family reference
- 0-298000 gray catalog reference
- MiniProx-BK related black version
- 0-298066 black catalog reference
- Linear eMerge reader
- Linear Max 3 reader
Technician Note
For proximity readers, the reader, controller, and credential format all have to line up. A 125 kHz reader can still fail to work if the card format is not accepted by the controller.
Before Ordering Checklist
- Confirm whether the job requires gray or black housing.
- Verify the Linear order number against your existing reader or parts list.
- Confirm the controller accepts Wiegand input.
- Confirm the access cards or fobs are HID-compatible 125 kHz credentials supported by the system.
- Check mounting space, cable route, and reader voltage before ordering.
Important Ordering Warnings
Confirm gray finish and order number. Some catalog references list MiniProx-GY as 0-298000 while some retail data cross-references 0-298066.
Professional Advisory
Reader wiring and access-control programming should be handled by a qualified access-control technician if the system controls a secured door, gate, maglock, strike, or monitored entry point.
Product Q&A
Is this reader a stand-alone keypad or controller?
No. It is a proximity reader that sends Wiegand data to a compatible access controller.
What credentials does it read?
It is used with compatible HID 125 kHz proximity cards or fobs when the controller accepts the credential format.
Can it be used outdoors?
MiniProx-style readers are commonly used in indoor and outdoor access-control applications when installed according to the reader specifications and wiring practices.
Will it work with Linear eMerge or Max 3?
It is commonly associated with Linear eMerge and Max 3 systems when those systems are configured for compatible Wiegand HID proximity readers.
Why should I verify the part number and color?
Some Linear references list different order numbers for black and gray MiniProx readers, so color and number should be confirmed before ordering.
