Proximity Card Reader
eSSL offers the thin and thick proximity card and Mifare card featured on125KHz and 13.56MHz respectively based on ISO Format proximity technology. Both cards are image-printable on both sides. It is used for applications such as access control system, time and attendance, Employee ID card, ticketing, visitor management, and etc. The thin and thick cards are constructed from the flexible polyvinyl chloride (PVC) laminate material.
| Feature |
|---|
| Industry standard generic 125 KHz (thick/clam-shell) |
| Industry standard generic 125 KHz (thin/ ISO 0.8 mm) |
| 13.56 MHz Mifare (thin only) |
| HID 125 KHz |
Proximity Thick Card Catalogue
Another advantage of proximity card readers is their high level of security. Each card contains a unique ID that cannot be duplicated or cloned easily. This means that only authorized users can gain access to the controlled area or system, reducing the risk of unauthorized entry. Additionally, proximity card readers can be configured to deny access to specific cards, making it easy to revoke access rights in case of lost or stolen cards.
Proximity card readers also offer a high level of flexibility. They can be used in various environments, including indoor and outdoor locations. They can also be configured to work with different types of cards, such as employee ID cards, visitor badges, or access cards. This flexibility makes them an excellent choice for organizations of all sizes and types.
In conclusion, proximity card readers are an essential component of modern security systems. They offer a high level of security, ease of use, and flexibility, making them an excellent choice for organizations looking to enhance their access control measures. As technology continues to advance, proximity card readers are likely to become even more sophisticated, providing even greater levels of security and convenience.