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Strike 30R 13,56 mhz Mifare Standalone Kart Okuyucu 
Strike 30R 13,56 mhz Mifare Standalone Kart Okuyucu 

Strike 30R 13.56 mhz Mifare Standalone Card Reader (standlone-1)

Brand : Standalone
Price : $58.00  + VAT

It is a standalone contactless Mifare reader with a capacity of 800 cards. Powered by an ARM processor, it delivers fast response times. Features include multicolor LEDs, audio alerts (buzzer), card deletion via master card, and adjustable relay timing. It operates on 12V DC and can be used within a temperature range of -20 °C to +70 °C.
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Near Field Communication (NFC) is a short-range, wireless connectivity standard that enables contactless communication and data exchange between compatible devices in close proximity.A subset of Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology, NFC operates at a base transmission frequency of 13.56 MHz and enables secure data transmission at a distance of approximately 10 centimeters.

 

Strike 30R 13.56 mhz Mifare Standalone Card Reader

Strike 30R 13.56 mhz Mifare Standalone Card Reader is an nfc reader with touch keys.
 

Datasheet - Strike 30R 13.56 mhz Mifare Standalone Card Reader

   

 

  • It has touch keys similar to the iPhone phone.
  • It has the power to define 800 mifare cards.
  • Thanks to its ARM processor, it has fast reading and fast door trigger indication.
  • LEDs change color when the defined card is switched.
  • It has the ability to delete user cards with a master card.
  • The duration of card access systems with relay output can be adjusted.
  • Audio alerts to recognized and unrecognized cards are provided by piezo buzzer.
     
Feature Description
Capacity(Card-Password)      800
Nutrition Voltage 12V DC
Dimensions 133 x 60 x 17 mm
Relative Humidity 20% - 90%
Operating Temperature -20 °C to +70 °C

 

Blog Post

 

What is an RFID Card Reader?
RFID card readers are devices that read and process data from RFID tags or cards. They send out a radio signal to activate the tag, which then transmits its stored data back. These readers are widely used in access control, inventory tracking, and supply chain systems.

 

Main Components

Antenna: Sends radio signals to activate the RFID tag.

Transceiver: Handles the communication between the tag and the reader.

Decoder: Processes the tag's data into a usable format.

Power Supply: Can be battery-operated or externally powered.

 

Types of RFID Readers

Fixed Readers: Installed at doors or gates for access control.

Handheld Readers: Portable devices used in inventory and logistics.

 

Common Applications

Access Control: Grants or denies entry based on tag data.

Inventory Management: Tracks item quantities and locations.

Supply Chain: Monitors goods in real time across logistics systems.

 

Advantages

Fast and Accurate: Reads data in seconds, without needing line-of-sight.

Secure: Supports encrypted data, reducing unauthorized access.

Durable: Built to withstand tough environments.

Versatile: Useful in various industries and settings.

 

Conclusion
RFID card readers offer a modern, efficient solution for identification and tracking. With proper implementation, they improve accuracy, security, and operational efficiency across multiple fields.

 

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