2N Proximity Keyfobs Emarine (125kHz)

Description

The 2N Proximity Keyfobs Emarine (125kHz) are keyfobs that utilize proximity technology operating at the frequency of 125kHz. These keyfobs are commonly used in access control systems for convenient and secure identification and access. Here are some key points about the 2N Proximity Keyfobs Emarine (125kHz):

1. Frequency: The keyfobs operate at the frequency of 125kHz, which is a standard frequency used by many proximity-based access control systems.

2. Proximity Technology: The keyfobs use radio frequency identification (RFID) technology to communicate with compatible proximity card readers. They contain an embedded antenna and a unique identifier that is read by the reader when the keyfob is in proximity.

3. Compact Design: The keyfobs are designed to be compact and portable, resembling a keychain or keyfob. They can be easily carried on a keyring or attached to a lanyard for convenient access.

4. Identification and Access Control: The 2N Proximity Keyfobs Emarine are primarily used for identification and access control purposes. They allow authorized individuals to gain entry to secure areas by presenting the keyfob to a compatible reader.

5. Compatibility: The keyfobs are designed to be compatible with 125kHz proximity card readers. It’s important to ensure that the keyfobs and readers operate at the same frequency for proper functionality.

6. Durability: The keyfobs are built to withstand everyday use and are typically made from durable materials that can withstand impact, moisture, and other environmental factors.

It’s recommended to check with the specific manufacturer or supplier, such as 2N, to ensure compatibility between the 2N Proximity Keyfobs Emarine (125kHz) and your access control system. They will be able to provide you with accurate and up-to-date information on the keyfobs’ specifications and compatibility.

Please note that product offerings and specifications may change over time, so it’s always a good idea to consult with the manufacturer or supplier for the most current information on available proximity keyfob options.