Still using manual control of your employees' arrivals and departures, or subscription validation in your sports centres and libraries, you want to modernize at the lowest cost? Choose our range of badge readers
Thses badge readers are capable of reading barcodes or magnetic badges, they are also non cumbersome and very easy to install. Save considerable time by quickly identifying your employees' passes and other subscription validations by choosing these readers where the quality is high and the price is low.
It is a small, inexpensive reader connected to the USB port of any PC, which can read the information encoded on a badge (barcode, microchip or RFID, magnetic stripe) and restore it on any computer software (Word, Excel, access control software ...).
In general, these readers are used to secure access to a company at a lower cost, but they can also be used for other types of applications such as securing access to the computer itself, or controlling access to an event.
What are the main features of a badge reader?
First of all, what is RFID ? Briefly, Radio Frequency identification is a method of storing and retrieving data remotely. This system is activated by transmission of electromagnetic energy between the radio tag and the radio transmitter. To learn more about RFID, please see our article "Understanding RFID in 10 points."
The advantage of having RFID chip and the readers that go with them:
This type of installation, RFID or not, is very easy to implement with the simple solutions we present on this page presenting our card readers.
There are 2 RFID readers:
- The UFH RFID reader, it can quickly read your badges, cards, and other UHF RFID tags from a distance, both indoors and outdoors. This badge reader can read data ranging from 96 to 128 characters, with a long-range reading distance of up to 15 meters.
- The USB RFID reader is suitable for fast contactless reading of low frequency and high frequency (LF and HF) badges and cards. This badge reader can read data from 7 to 14 characters, at a shorter distance of up to 1m.
To learn more about how to use a badge reader, see our article "Which badge reader should you choose to control access to your premises?"
A badge reader can be used for your access control system, workstation authentication, identifying people for your loyalty program or membership cards, but also for stock or inventory management.
Discover our blank and customised RFID badges and cards to complement the use of your RFID reader.