HID Prox tag is a type of proximity card used for access control and other applications. It operates at a frequency of 125 kHz and are typically used in conjunction with proximity readers.
Key features of HID Prox tags:
- Low-frequency: It operates at 125 kHz.
- Passive technology: Derives power from the reader’s signal.
- Limited data storage: Typically used for simple applications like access control.
- Durability: Made from durable materials like PVC.
Common applications for HID Prox tags:
- Access control: Granting or denying access to buildings, rooms, or restricted areas.
- Time and attendance: Tracking employee attendance.
- Event management: Controlling access to events or venues.
HID Prox tags are a cost-effective and reliable option for basic access control needs. However, for more complex applications or higher security requirements, other RFID technologies like MIFARE or iCLASS may be more suitable.
What is the difference between HID prox and iCLASS?
