RFID Key

Why choose RFID keyfob tag, because it is exquisite and compact, easy to carry and can be worn on the key chain, and is chosen by more customers. It is widely used in access control, public transportation, convenient payment and other application scenarios.

The internal embedded chips are mainly low frequency or high frequency, and the keychain material is mainly ABS or epoxy resin. The chip of the product can be selected according to your needs and the shape and printing options of the product are supported.

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Product Advantage

1. Different colors can be selected according to customer requirements and can also be designed and produced according to customer needs.

2. Internal chip can be customized

3. Can laser print LOGO

4. It is waterproof and corrosion-proof

5. Quality is strong and durable

6. Key chain, chain length optional

Key Features of RFID Keys:

1. Wireless Communication:

RFID keys use radio waves to transmit data to an RFID reader without requiring physical contact.

2. Unique Identifier:

Each RFID key contains a unique identifier, which is read by the RFID reader to verify the identity and grant access or perform specific actions.

3. Variety of Formats:

RFID keys come in various forms, such as key fobs, cards, wristbands, or even embedded in objects like clothing or accessories.

4. Security:

RFID keys are designed to be secure, with encryption and authentication mechanisms to prevent unauthorized access.

5. Range:

The range of RFID keys can vary based on the frequency used. Low-frequency (LF) RFID keys have a short range (a few centimeters), while high-frequency (HF) and ultra-high-frequency (UHF) RFID keys can have a longer range, up to several meters.

6. No Battery Required:

Passive RFID keys do not require a battery, as they are powered by the electromagnetic field generated by the RFID reader. Active RFID keys, however, may contain a battery for extended range and functionality.

Common Applications of RFID Keys:

1. Access Control:

Office Buildings: Employees use RFID key fobs or cards to gain access to secure areas.

Hotels: Guests receive RFID key cards to access their rooms.

Vehicles: Modern cars use RFID-based keyless entry systems.

2. Identification and Authentication:

RFID keys can be used for identification purposes, like logging into systems or verifying identities in secure environments.

3. Payment Systems:

Some RFID keys are used in cashless payment systems, allowing users to make purchases by tapping the key to a reader.

4. Asset Tracking:

RFID keys can be used to track the location and movement of assets, equipment, or personnel within a facility.

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