Access control cards are essential components of any access control system, serving as how users could be identified to gain authorized access to secured areas. These are available in numerous sizes and colors, each offering different levels of security and convenience to meet the specific needs of diverse access control requirements. Our produc...
Access control cards are essential components of any access control system, serving as how users could be identified to gain authorized access to secured areas. These are available in numerous sizes and colors, each offering different levels of security and convenience to meet the specific needs of diverse access control requirements. Our product range includes PVC cards, magnetic cards, smart cards with chips, and RFID cards and key fobs from the leading brand ZKTeco.
Proximity cards are low frequency (125 kHz) contactless identification cards that use radio frequency identification (RFID) technology to communicate with a card reader.
Convenience: cardholders simply need to hold the card up to the reader to gain access, which is much faster and more convenient than traditional keys or PIN-based systems.
Cost-effective: Proximity cards are usually cheap, easy for organizations to purchase in bulk for large-scale distribution.
Lack of encryption: Information stored on proximity cards is not secure and cards can easily be cloned, for example, at local hardware stores using card duplicators.
Limited functionality: proximity cards are mainly used in key card entry systems as it lacks advanced functionality.
A smart card, also known as IC (Integrated Circuit card), is a high frequency (13.56 MHz) contactless credential, another form of RFID technology.
Proximity card is usually read-only and to provide card reader with the card's identification number for verification purpose. A smart card contains an embedded microchip that stores and processes data.