E3
Embedded RFID Access
1,000 card users
Metal case, embedded design
Waterproof, conforms to IP67
Card type: 125KHz EM card or 13.56MHz Mifare card
Card block enrollment
Pulse mode, toggle mode
Built in LDR for anti tamper
Tri-colour LED status display
Wiegand 26 bits output
Wiegand 26/34 bits input automatic identification
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Description of Embedded RFID Access
The E3 is a compact embedded RFID access controller with a durable metal housing and IP67 protection. It supports EM/Mifare cards and Wiegand input/output for flexible access control integration.
Features of Embedded RFID Access
Embedded Design
Waterproof, IP67
1,000 Card Users
125KHz EM card
or
13.56MHz Mifare Card
Wiegand Input & Output
FAQs of Embedded RFID Access
1. What card types does the E3 embedded RFID access control support?
The E3 supports either 125KHz EM cards or 13.56MHz Mifare cards, depending on the selected version.
2. Can the E3 work as a Wiegand reader or controller?
Yes. With Wiegand input and output, the E3 can function as a standalone access controller or a Wiegand reader for integration with external access control systems.
3. Is the E3 suitable for outdoor installation?
Yes. The E3 features a metal housing and IP67 waterproof protection, making it suitable for indoor and outdoor access control applications.
4. What are the main access control features of the E3?
The E3 supports up 1,000 users, card block enrollment, pulse and toggle modes, and built-in LDR anti-tamper protection.
The E3 supports either 125KHz EM cards or 13.56MHz Mifare cards, depending on the selected version.
2. Can the E3 work as a Wiegand reader or controller?
Yes. With Wiegand input and output, the E3 can function as a standalone access controller or a Wiegand reader for integration with external access control systems.
3. Is the E3 suitable for outdoor installation?
Yes. The E3 features a metal housing and IP67 waterproof protection, making it suitable for indoor and outdoor access control applications.
4. What are the main access control features of the E3?
The E3 supports up 1,000 users, card block enrollment, pulse and toggle modes, and built-in LDR anti-tamper protection.
