Access Control Accessories

Proximity cards for access control.

Products and parts from HID.

Providing performance and reliability, HID's attractive, unobtrusive 5395 proximity card reader is housed in a two-piece, weatherproof secure potted enclosure. The 5395 easily installed and maintained with the use of replaceable covers and is available with a Wiegand or Clock-and-Data interface. The 5395 provides high reliability, consistent read range and low power consumption while features include multicolor LED and internal control or host control of the LED and beeper. It mounts directly on metal with minimal impact on the read range performance and it's available in two cover designs with four colors to match any decor.

Visitor management is crucial to completing a secure work, study, or recreation environment. That is why Brady Visitor Badges are crucial to a security conscious environment. Log-in visitor books no longer provide satisfactory visitor monitoring or lobby security. The professional solution is software that captures every visitor, records pertinent data, and issues visitor ID badges for easy recognition.

The RF-programmable ProxCard II proximity access card is the industry choice for a cost-effective solution to proximity access control.

The RF IDeas pcProx Plus is a cutting-edge card reader that combines proximity and contactless technologies into one single reader.

RF-IDeas pcProx Enroll card readers are designed for customers seeking to leverage their existing card system for applications beyond physical security. Engineered to work with nearly all proximity technologies, pcProx readers provide error-free identification for over 300 million physical access proximity cards worldwide. Featuring plug-n-play functionality, no required software, and embedded configurable flash memory, the pcProx Enroll reader is ready to integrate with nearly all operating systems, applications, and embedded controllers. The USB model emulates a keyboard and keystrokes the card's ID and/or site code to the cursor's location on the screen. The pcProx Enroll reader can be configured to add keystrokes before and after the card's data. The serial version, available in RS-232, Ethernet, or USB Virtual Com, delivers the card's data in ASCII.