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White RFID card Hitag ® 2
SKU
CR01C06
White RFID cards. Neutral proximity identification cards and badges (contactless radio-frequency smart-card). ISO 7810 laminated plastic cards in PVC or PET. Hitag ® 2 RFID chip read and write LF 125 KHz ISO 11784 ISO 11785.
- 200 pz to € 1.299 each 10% discount
- 500 pz to € 1.169 each 19% discount
- 1000 pz to € 1.054 each 27% discount
- 2000 pz to € 0.982 each 32% discount
ISO 7810 ID-1 standard size white PVC laminated neutral cards with dimensions of 85.60 53.98 mm (3.370 2.125 in) and rounded corners with a radius of 2.88-3.48 mm. Originally used for bank cards today it is also used in many countries for driving licenses and identity cards and in many commercial sectors for loyalty cards, identification and business cards. Hitag ® 2 RFID chip read and write LF 125 KHz ISO 11784 ISO 11785 memory 256 bit original NXP.
APPLICATIONS
- Personal identification
- Fidelity card / Loyalty cards
- Gift cards
- Electronic money
- Holiday parks
- Camping / Campsites
- Access control
- Attendance
- Holtel and hotel doors
- Energy saving switches
APPLICATIONS
- Personal identification
- Fidelity card / Loyalty cards
- Gift cards
- Electronic money
- Holiday parks
- Camping / Campsites
- Access control
- Attendance
- Holtel and hotel doors
- Energy saving switches
| Chip RFID | HITAG ® 2 |
|---|---|
| Chip Frequency | LF 125 KHz |
| Standard protocol | ISO 11784 ISO 11785 |
| Compatibility NFC | NO |
| Chip Manufacturer | NXP |
| Material | PVC |
| Dimension | 85,60 × 54 × 0,9 mm |
| Weight | 6,9 g |
| Chip functions | HITAG 2 transponder IC offer a memory of 256 bit. Custom specific configuration of the transponder IC is possible by using the configuration page. The target applications include single trip or limited use tickets in public transportation networks. The configuration page allows the selection of different modes and access possibilities and also the configuration of the memory. The pages of the memory can be protected against read or write access by setting corresponding memory flags. |
