Access control readers
Access control readers are specialized electronic devices used for identifying individuals and managing their access permissions to specific objects or rooms. Their operation involves verifying unique identifiers, which can be presented in the form of proximity cards, PIN codes, biometric data, or even signals from mobile devices. These readers are a key component of security systems, enabling control over who and when can access secured areas. Widely used in various environments, from offices and commercial buildings to educational and government institutions, access control readers enhance security by efficiently managing the flow of people.
- Frequency: 125 kHz
- Type of verification: RFID card
- Interface: Wiegand 26
- Degree of protection: IP66
- Verification type: RFID card, password
- Frequency of operation: 125 kHz
- Operating voltage: DC 9V - 16V, standard 12V
- Interface: Wiegand 26 Output
- Device type: RFID card reader with access control
- Supported RFID cards: 125 kHz
- Protection degree: IP66
- Interface: Wiegand 26
- Type of verification: RFID card, password
- Max. number of users: 1000
- Communications: Wiegand 26/ Wiegand 34
- Supported card frequency: 125 kHz
- Verification type: RFID card, password
- Frequency of operation: 125 kHz
- Capacity of users in the base: 1000
- Operating voltage: DC12V
- Interface: Wiegand 26 Output
- Type of device: RFID card reader with access control
- Supported RFID cards: 125 kHz
- Degree of protection:Â IP66
- Interface:Â Wiegand 26
- Type of device: RFID card reader with access control
- Supported RFID cards: 13,56 MHz
- Degree of protection:Â IP66
- Interface:Â Wiegand 34
- Verification type: RFID card, password
- Frequency of operation:Â 13,56 MHz
- Operating voltage: DC 9V-16V, standard 12V
- Operating current:Â 70mA
- Interface:Â Wiegand 26/ 34
- Device type: RFID card reader with access control
- Supported RFID cards: 125 kHz
- Degree of protection:Â IP66
- Interface:Â Wiegand 26
- Verification type: RFID card, password
- Frequency of operation: 13,56 MHz
- Operating voltage: DC 12 - 18V
- Interface: Wiegand 26
- Verification type: RFID card
- Frequency of operation: 125 kHz
- Operating voltage: DC 9V - 16V, standard 12V
- Interface: Wiegand 26/34
- Proximity range: 3-10 cm
- Degree of protection: IP68
- Verification type: RFID card, password
- Frequency of operation: 125 kHz
- Operating voltage: DC 9V-16V, standard 12V
- Operating current:Â 70mA
- Interface:Â Wiegand 26/ 34
Access Control Readers - Advanced Access Management and Control for Buildings and Rooms
Access control readers are devices used for identifying individuals and managing their access to various areas of buildings and rooms. They are a key component of access control systems, which provide security by restricting access to specific zones only for authorized users. Their operation involves verifying access permissions based on various identification methods.
Access control readers, when combined with electronic or electromagnetic locks, become an advanced system ensuring security and providing control over access to buildings and rooms.
What are the types of access control readers?
Access control readers are advanced devices providing protection and security against unauthorized entry through specified authentication methods. Due to the verification methods allowing access to buildings and rooms, we distinguish:
- RFID card readers: To open doors, the user presents an RFID card to a designated area on the reader, and upon successful reading of the card information, access is granted.
- Keypad readers: Readers equipped with a numeric keypad allow assigning each user an individual PIN. Access to the building is granted after entering the unique PIN correctly using the keypad.
- Biometric readers: These devices allow entry into a building or room using biometric methods such as fingerprint or facial recognition. After storing the user's fingerprint or facial scan in the device's memory, the device grants access upon successful recognition. This form of verification provides the highest security due to the uniqueness of biometric methods and is used wherever high security is necessary, such as financial institutions, government agencies, laboratories, etc.
- Remote control readers: Some reader models are equipped with Bluetooth technology and work with dedicated applications for smart devices. After installing the dedicated application (e.g., TUYA smart) on a smartphone, we gain the ability to remotely manage access and configure the access control reader from our phone.
- Integrated readers: Integrated readers are devices that offer more than one authentication method. Depending on the model, they may have two, three, or all of the authentication methods mentioned above.
