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Cardweb Custom 125kHz/13.56MHz NFC RFID Access Control Reader Wiegand Interface Barcode QR Code Scanning ISO 14443A Protocol

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$33-37
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Model Number

CR-2FB-ID-WG26/34
CR-2FB-ID-RS232/485
CR-2FB-IC -WG26/34
CR-2FB-IC -RS232/485

Software

Open SDK

Special Features

Optional

Key attributes

Frequency

13.56 MHz, 125 kHz

Operation System

Android 11, Ios, Windows 10

protocol

ISO 14443A

reading distance

3-6cm

Place of Origin

Other

Material

Zinc Alloy

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Key attributes

Frequency
13.56 MHz, 125 kHz
Operation System
Android 11, Ios, Windows 10
protocol
ISO 14443A
reading distance
3-6cm
Place of Origin
Guangdong
Material
Zinc Alloy
Support Card
Proximity Cards, MIFARE, Smart Cards
Brand Name
Cardweb
Color
Black
Customized support
Customized Logo, OEM, ODM
Product Name
QR Code Access Control Reader
Material
Zinc Alloy+Acrylic Card
Voltage
DC 5V-16V
Current
≤0.75A
Reading Range
ID 1-10CM, IC 1-5CM
Interface
Wiegand 26, 34, RS485, RS232(optional)
Reading Type
QR Code, Bar code, IC Card, ID Card, NFC Card(optional)
Temperature
-20~70°C
Humidity
10%~90%

Packaging and delivery

Selling Units
Single item
Single package size
12X14X6 cm
Single gross weight
0.5 kg

Lead time

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