Mifare Key Fobs for Users Who Will Not Carry a Card

The same 13.56MHz Mifare credential as the card, in a keyring fob. The format matters more than it seems: a fob lives on the keys people already carry to the door, whereas a card lives in a wallet that gets left in a bag. For residential sites, fobs are used far more consistently.

Key Details

• Lives on the keyring — Attached to keys people already have in hand at the door, which is the single biggest factor in whether a credential actually gets used.
• Standard 13.56MHz Mifare — Identical technology to the Mifare card, so cards and fobs can be mixed across the same system as users prefer.
• Hard-wearing — A moulded fob survives pockets and keyrings better than a card survives a wallet.
• Revoked instantly — Delete a lost fob from the controller and it stops working immediately — no lock changes, no re-keying.
• Multi-purpose — Suits access management, intercom entry, parking and similar systems using the same credential.

Where It Fits

Issue these to residents and staff who use the entrance daily, and keep cards for visitors and contractors where a printed badge is useful. Enrol with a DHI-ASM100 desktop reader.

Specifications — A-Mifare KF1356-B

Assurance

• 3-Year Australian Warranty
• Genuine Dahua stock, supplied and supported locally
• Australian-based technical support before and after purchase