How do RFID proximity readers work?

RFID proximity readers operate using contactless radio communication. To gain access, simply place the RFID card or key fob near the reader, which reads the data and verifies the user’s authorization.

What types of access control readers are available?

There are several types of access control readers: RFID card readers, keypad readers with PIN codes, biometric readers such as fingerprint or face recognition, remote control readers using mobile apps, and integrated readers combining multiple authentication methods.

Where are access control readers used?

Access control readers are commonly used in offices, public institutions, residential complexes, as well as in high-security areas such as laboratories, financial institutions, and government agencies.

Proximity readers for RFID cards and key fobs – secure access

Proximity readers are RFID card readers that enable identification of individuals based on proximity cards or RFID key fobs and are used for access control. They operate on the principle of contactless radio communication – simply place the card or key fob on the reader to identify the user and grant them access to the secured area. They are commonly used in places that require fast and effective identity verification, such as offices, public buildings and private residential complexes.

Standalone access control for RFID cards and 13.56 mHz password SecureEntry-AC900HF

Verification type: RFID card (13.56 MHz, Mifare), PIN code
Operating frequency: 13.56 MHz
Max. users in memory: 1000
Reading distance: 2–10 cm
Interface: Wiegand 26 Output
Operating voltage: DC 12V ±12%
Relay output: DC 12V / 3A
Housing: metal

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