Backed by our sophisticated infrastructure, we are offering a range of high quality proximity cards that are widely used for recording the attendance in offices and other institutions. Our range of proximity cards are available in standard options of frequency and thickness, and can also customized to meet the diverse requirements of the clients.
Contactless chip cards, smart cards or so called transponder cards contain and transmit both the energy for the chip’s power supply and the information itself by using electromagnetic fields. This offers many advantages, such as wearless cards and comfortable handling for the user .In general there are two main frequencies, low frequent transponders that use 125 kHz and high frequent transponders with 13.56 MHz. Card chips do not need an energy source of their own, need not be maintained and can be read within a distance of 0,7 cms to the card acceptor device. It is possible to store different applications within the same card (e.g. access control and cafeteria).
Combo Dual Frequency Card offers a combination of LF/HF or HF/UHF technologies in one card. It allows card users to operate in different systems with one card credential seamlessly. Typical use cases are private gated communities and physical enterprise access or legacy access systems and high secure access systems. The combo Frequency Card is a semi-finished, highquality product. Dual Frequency Card offers extended lifespan, high electrical performance and mechanical durability. Characterized by a high-quality surface, the card provides an excellent base for printing. The product is convenient to process with all common card printers and readers, which facilitates easy integration into customers’ applications. Options such as slot punch marking and programming are available on request. The card is available in LF/HF and HF/UHF frequency combinations, and optimized for applications such as access control, hospitality, leisure and entertainment.
UHF cards are regularly used as personal identifiers or access control systems. It is a version of the popular ISO format identity card equipped with a UHF RFID transponder that complies with EPC Global class 1 Gen 2 specifications. These cards operate globally in the UHF bands 860-960 MHz. UHF cards are targeted for the electronic identity market, providing long-range communication distance and rigorous sustainability criteria.
Applications:
• Identification of students
• Electronic passports
• Border control
• Vehicle identification record (windshield card).
• Identification of articles (traceability)
• Access control (parking, building, large surfaces).
