RFID card readers

The streamlined compact reader blends harmoniously into any building. Hold an RFID card, key fob or key up to the reader and enter – the reader gives ...

... access functions indoors, the compact reader is equipped with a relay and digital inputs to open and monitor doors. Employees identify themselves by holding their contactless RFID ID cards ...

... compact reader 91 12 is always connected to a control unit which is installed in a secure indoor area. This checks and interprets the data recorded by the reader and decides whether to grant access. For ...

... Communication Wiegand & RS485 RFID 125kHz ID cards / 13.56MHz IC Cards Meet the QR600 Series, ZKTeco's IP65 Waterproof QR Code & Card Readers ZKTeco ...

Charging/Acquisition Base CR20 Series are accessories designed to read (CR20E/M) & write (CR20M/W) proximity cards. They are connected to PC through USB Port (Plug & play). They allow high speed transactions and incorporate ...

Let the residents decide whether to remember a PIN code or carry an RFID card with them. You can even set the system to require both for access at night. Identification using a PIN code is also useful ...

Stay flexible. Traditional and modern method of access control in a single reader. The 2N Access Unit 2.0 Bluetooth & RFID reads both frequencies of RFID cards – 125 ...

Stay flexible. Traditional and modern method of access control in a single reader. The 2N Access Unit 2.0 Bluetooth & RFID reads both frequencies of RFID cards – 125 ...

Thanks to our own RFID chip, the 2N Access Unit 2.0 RFID reads almost all cards on the market. Quickly, reliably and on both frequencies – 125 kHz and 13.56 MHz. This comes in handy when ...

Thanks to our own RFID chip, the 2N Access Unit 2.0 RFID reads almost all cards on the market. Quickly, reliably and on both frequencies – 125 kHz and 13.56 MHz. This comes in handy when ...

... the 2N Access Unit M RFID reader can read most cards at a frequency of 13.56 MHz. It is suitable for companies which prefer traditional RFID technology. The reader ...