125K 13.56MHz ISO14443 Compatible Long Range RFID Card Reader for Access Management Tracking
Price
Purchase Qty. Reference FOB Price
2-19,999 Pieces US$4.50
20,000-49,999 Pieces US$4.00
50,000+ Pieces US$3.80
Sepcifications
- Type IC Card Reader
- Card Type Mifare, Ultralight etc.
- Interface USB, Serial Port
- Reading Distance 5-10m
- Application Parking, Hospital, Library, Company, Bank, Store
- Transport Package Carton
- Specification 47*30*29cm(50pcs in one carton, weight 9kg)
- Trademark OCOM/OEM/Neutral
- Origin China
- Frequency 13.56MHz
- Protocol ISO 14443, ISO15693
- Cards Supported Ultralight / MIFARE etc.
- Typical Time to Read and Write Cards Less Than 100ms
- Maximum Effective Distance 5 -8cm
- Power Supply USB or RS232
- Humidity Storage : 0% to 95% Rh Operating : 20% to 90% Rh
- Model R10
- Product Name RFID Card Reader
Product Description
125k 13.56MHZ ISO14443 Compatible Long Range RFID Card Reader for Access Management Tracking (M/N:R10) Features: RFID Card Reader USB plug and play (PS2, Serial port for option); IC\ID\2nd generation identify card can be directly show in text file, word file etc (reader); 125k, 13.56MHZ, ...
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