Proximity card devices consist of two components: a card reader and special cards attuned to specific transmission codes. The reader uses an antenna coil to send signals to the cards which receive the reader’s signal with its own antenna coil. Then it reflects the signal back to the reader with its unique code. At this point, the reader may verify or deny verification of the card’s code. Some Telephone Intercom Systems connect to the proximity detector.
Brand: Linear
Model: AM-DPR
The Linear AM-DPR Dual Proximity Reader is designed for use with Linear’s access control systems. This close-range, reader works with either proximity tags or proximity cards. The AM-DPR is rugged, rated for extreme weather, and vandal resistant...
Brand: Linear
Model: AM-RPR
The Linear AM-RPR Remote Proximity Receiver is for use with Linear’s access control systems. It functions as a remote device that supplies localized radio reception...
Brand: Secura Key
Model: ET-WXM
Smart Card ReaderHi-Frequency Reader/WriterSecurakey ET-WXM Proximity Reader is designed to integrate into any system requiring a Wiegand output. The reader will read proximity cards or key tags and transmit the data in virtually any Wiegand Format up to 40 bits..
Brand: Secura Key
Model: ET-WXM
SecuraKey e*Tag® Contactless Smart Card Reader/Writer, 13.56 MHz ISO 15693, Mullion, S-shaped, Black..
Brand: Secura Key
Model: ET-WXS
Securakey Smart Card ReaderSwitchplate style 13.56 MHz Hi-Frequency Reader/WriterRK-WXS Proximity Reader is designed to integrate into any system requiring a Wiegand output. The reader will read SecuraKey proximity cards or key tags and transmit the data in virtually any Wiegand Format up to 40 bits..
Brand: Secura Key
Model: RK-600T
RK-600 with 10 Key Tags, Beige (requires RK-PS)..
Brand: Secura Key
Model: RK-PS
12VDC 500 mA Plug-in Power Supply (Each standalone reader requires a power supply)..