RFID ENCODER AND UPDATER

Name: RFID ENCODER AND UPDATER
Brand: GMT SECURITY AND AUTOMATION INDIA PRIVATE LIMITED
Price: 2560.0 INR
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RFID ENCODER AND UPDATER Specification

Color
Black

Power Supply
YES

Voltage
24 Volt (v)

Material
Metal

Alarm
No

Frequency
125 Kilohertz ( KHZ )

Temperature Range
85 Celsius (oC)

Usage
Industrial

Input Power
12 Volt (V)

Finish
Other

Weight
25 Grams (g)

Warranty
1 Year

Product Type
Access Control Cards

Dimension (L*W*H)
120*72*20 Millimeter (mm)

Suitable For
Commercial

RFID ENCODER AND UPDATER Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
1 Unit

Payment Terms
Cash on Delivery (COD), Cash Advance (CA), Cash in Advance (CID), Cheque

Supply Ability
400 Units Per Month

Delivery Time
1 Days

Sample Policy
Within a certain price range free samples are available

Packaging Details
BOX

Main Domestic Market
All India

Certifications
YES

About RFID ENCODER AND UPDATER

An RFID encoder is a device that writes data to an RFID tag, while an RFID updater is a device used to update existing data on an already-encoded RFID tag, such as updating staff keycard information or revalidating it for security. These devices often work together, with the encoder for initial data programming and the updater for managing dynamic information on the tags after they've been deployed. They are crucial for inventory management, access control, and other systems that rely on the real-time management of data on RFID tags.

How They Work

Encoding:

An encoder programs the RFID tag by writing a unique identifier (UID) and other necessary data to the tag's integrated circuit (IC). This process sets the initial data and permissions for the tag.

Updating:

An updater device interacts with an already encoded tag, often after it's been used. It can write new data to the tag's memory or change existing information, such as updating staff credentials or retrieving data like low battery reports from the tag.
Data Transmission:

The data from the RFID tag is sent to a backend system, which then processes the information and can update it in real-time within an inventory or management system