RF/ID card for access control to gate cameras and entry systems from Commax

RF/ID access control cards feature many specifications that make them ideal for use in access control systems. Here are some key specifications of these cards:

1. RF/ID Technology: They use Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology to transfer data between the card and the reader.
2. Operating Frequency: RF/ID access control cards are available in various frequencies, such as 125 kHz, 13.56 MHz, and 860-960 MHz, chosen based on your application requirements.
3. Short Range: RF/ID cards operate at a short to medium range between the card and the reader, making them suitable for systems that require quick and convenient passage.
4. Security: RF/ID cards come with different security levels, including data encryption and digital signatures, to ensure system safety and prevent unauthorized access.
5. Durability: RF/ID cards are made of high-quality materials and have good resistance to water, dust, and shocks, ensuring their continued performance in various conditions.
6. Size and Shape: RF/ID cards are available in a variety of sizes and shapes, including standard credit card size and small cards that can be stored in wallets or smartphones.
7. Programmability: RF/ID cards can be easily programmed to adjust access permissions and set appropriate authorizations for each user, making system management and tracking movement easier.
8. Cost: RF/ID cards are relatively inexpensive compared to some other access control systems, making them an economical choice for many applications.

These are some of the key specifications of RF/ID access control cards, and a variety of cards are available to suit different security and access requirements.