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2N - 9151017
13.56MHz Smart Card Reader NFC-ready Helios IP Force only
List Price
£248.04
$326.90
€265.35
incl. VAT
- Product Description
- Specification Sheet
Product Description
9151017 Internal RFID card reader with NFC Support (Near Field Communication) for installation in 2N IP Force intercoms. Allows the use of Mifare, iClass, DESFire and other standards.
Two switches, two logical inputs and a Wiegand interface are available.
It is compatible with the 2N IP Force two-button and pictogram models. It also includes a security switch to signal when the front panel is opened.
Use of NFC in practice
Using a 2N IP video intercom with an NFC reader or 2N Access Unit at your main entrance means a mobile phone with the 2N Mobile Key application will be able to use their phone as an access card to the building. On placing their mobile phone against the device on the wall, they will be identified and subsequently allowed or denied access to the building.
How does NFC work?
Advanced NFC (Near Field Communication) technology allows 2-way wireless communication between electronic devices. The devices communicate over a short distance (usually to a maximum of 4cm). It is precisely this very short range that is the main prerequisite for the security of this technology.
Two switches, two logical inputs and a Wiegand interface are available.
It is compatible with the 2N IP Force two-button and pictogram models. It also includes a security switch to signal when the front panel is opened.
Use of NFC in practice
Using a 2N IP video intercom with an NFC reader or 2N Access Unit at your main entrance means a mobile phone with the 2N Mobile Key application will be able to use their phone as an access card to the building. On placing their mobile phone against the device on the wall, they will be identified and subsequently allowed or denied access to the building.
How does NFC work?
Advanced NFC (Near Field Communication) technology allows 2-way wireless communication between electronic devices. The devices communicate over a short distance (usually to a maximum of 4cm). It is precisely this very short range that is the main prerequisite for the security of this technology.
Specification Sheet
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- RFID Smart Card Reader for Force range
- NFC support (Near Field Communication)
- Wiegand interface
- Two Switches
- Two Logic Inputs
| Description | 9151017 |
|---|---|
| Wiegand Interface | Input/Output mode, located on RFID card reader module |
| Active switch output | 9 up to 13v DC depending on power supply (PoE: 9v; adaptor: power supply voltage minus 1v), max 700mA |
| Passive relay switch | NO and NC contacts, up to 30v / 1A AC/DC |
| Weight (Net) | 0.10kg |
| Weight (Gross) | 0.20kg |
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