TPS Traffic and Parking Systems offers a wide range of contactless proximity cards and proximity card readers for access control.
Call us on 1300 720 533 for a competitive quote on proximity cards and proximity card reader systems.
Proximity Card Readers
For security managers, dealers, integrators and OEMs, HID proximity cards and readers are recognized as the industry standard for physical access control. HID proximity products are robust, affordable, and seamlessly integrate with access control systems. Featuring FlexSecur® security coding, the high-quality Indala line of 125 kHz Proximity readers combines intelligent programming technology with interchangeable components including uniform modules and a range of stylish cover designs, the Reader's are all designed so that they can ensure your proximity card readers, and keypads can remain fully functional in all situations, because what's the point of Proximity cards, if the proximity card reader doesn't work.
Proximity Cards
For security managers, dealers, integrators and OEMs, HID proximity cards and readers are recognised as the industry standard for physical access control. HID proximity products are robust, affordable, and seamlessly integrate with access control systems.
Featuring FlexSecur® security coding, the high-quality Indala line of 125 kHz Proximity readers combines intelligent programming technology with interchangeable components including uniform modules and a range of stylish cover designs.
Proximity Card Reader Stands
Card Reader StandHigh quality steel proximity card reader stands, designed to suit all proximity card readers and intercom for access control systems.
Outdoor Keypad Access Control
TPS Outdoor Keypad access control offers keypad access via pin, 500 users, security tamper alarm, stainless steel, waterproof outdoor keypad.Long range "Proximity Cards"
TPS Proximity cards are not Ideal for all situations for readers that check for when a motor vehicle is close to one of your boom gates, and the tags that go with them, TPS supplies and installs RFID Readers and Tags.
HID ProxPoint Plus 6005
125 kHz Mini MullionProximity Reader. HID's ProxPoint Plus reader combines multiple configuration options with an attractive, inconspicuous design and economical price. Its secure potted electronics are ideal for both indoor and outdoor applications.
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HID MiniProx 5365
125 kHz Mini Mullion Mount Proximity Reader. The MiniProx proximity card reader's potted electronics and slim, attractive design are ideal for indoor or outdoor mounting.
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HID ThinLine II 5395
125 kHz Mini Mullion Proximity Wall Switch Reader. Providing performance and reliability, HID's attractive, unobtrusive ThinLine II proximity card reader is housed in a two-piece, weatherproof secure potted enclosure.
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HID ProxPro II 5455
H-PROXPROII Wall Switch Proximity Reader. HID's ProxPro II proximity reader for access control combines performance, reliability, and ease of installation into a two-piece, weatherproof potted enclosure. International users will appreciate the multilingual installation manual, lower voltage requirement and flexible mounting options.
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HID MaxiProx 5375
H-MAXIPROX Long Range Proximity Reader. HID's MaxiProx® Reader is ideal for installations incorporating parking control and long read range applications. The MaxiProx reader packages all the electronics in one rugged, attractive and easy-to-install housing.
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HID EntryProx
H-ENTRYPROX Stand Alone Proximity Reader. HID's EntryProx™ stand-alone reader truly stands alone in what it delivers. Compatible with all HID proximity cards and keytags, EntryProx™ provides single-door proximity access control and is ideal for unique applications.
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HID ProxCard II Clamshell Card
H-PROXCARDII HID Proximity Card. The ProxCard II proximity access card is the industry choice for a cost-effective solution to proximity access control, with universal compatibility with all HID proximity readers. The ProxCard II provides durable packaging and consistent read range.
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HID IsoProx II
H-ISOPROXII HID Proximity Card. The ISOProx II Card offers proximity technology with photo identification capability on a single card. It is ISO 7810 compliant, with a nominal thickness of .030". The card features a graphics quality surface optimized for Photo ID printing, and is available in standard PVC construction, or a composite polyester/PVC construction for more demanding high wear and tear environments.
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HID DuoProx II Card
DuoProx II multiple technology proximity card offers proximity, magnetic stripe and photo identification technologies on a single access control card. DuoProx II card is ISO 7810 compliant, with a nominal thickness of .030". It features a graphics quality surface optimized for Photo ID printing.
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HID ProxKey II Fob
The ProxKey II is a proximity keyfob offering HID proximity technology in a convenient, pocket size device. It easily attaches to a key ring, badge clip or lanyard. The ProxKey II is built to withstand harsh operating environments or handling.
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HID/MIFARE� Prox Combo Card
HID's Proximity and FlexSmart MIFARE contactless card combines smart card technology with the benefits of HID's proven proximity technology. The card can be used for diverse applications such as access control, cashless vending, public transportation, event ticketing, customer loyalty and photo ID cards.
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What is an electronic proximity card reader?
An electronic card reader is a data-input device that reads data from storage medium, often a plastic card embedded with a barcode, magnetic strip, computer chip or other electronic storage medium.
How do proximity card readers work?
Proximity card readers use electromagnetic fields to read data from a proximity card. When the proximity card is within range of the reader, the reader sends a signal that powers up the card's chip. The chip then sends back its encoded data, which the reader decodes and outputs as text or a number.
Card readers can be used to track the comings and goings of employees, visitors, or customers. They can also be used for security purposes, such as granting access to locked doors or areas. Some proximity card readers can also read other types of cards, such as magnetic stripe cards or barcodes.
What is the difference between RFID and proximity cards?
There are 5 main differences between RFID and proximity cards: RFID has increased range, more information storage, operate at a lower frequency, are read and write capable and does not require a direct line of sight.
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What is a proximity credential?
A proximity credential is a type of access control system used for facilities in which security access must be controlled. They are compatible with most proximity card readers.
Proximity cards are often used in conjunction with an access control system, which controls the doors or other entry points to a building.
Proximity cards typically have a range of around 50cm (or 15 inches), and they must be within this range to be read by the reader. The signal emitted by the card is encoded with information about the cardholder, such as their name and employee ID number.
When the card is presented to the reader, this information is transmitted to the access control system, which then determines whether or not to grant access.
What is the difference between a smart card and a proximity card?
Both smart cards and proximity cards are used for security access control purposes; however, smart cards can store additional information such as biographical information, pin codes and monetary values to be spent.
A smart card is a type of credit card that contains a microchip, which stores personal and financial data. A proximity card is a type of smart card that uses radio waves to communicate with a reader and grant access to buildings or commercial premises.
How to choose the right electronic card reader for your business?
Proximity card readers use RFID (radio frequency identification) technology to read cards from a distance. This makes them a convenient option for applications where users need to swipe or tap their cards to gain access.
There are a few different types of proximity card readers, each with its own pros and cons. Wiegand interface readers are the most common type, and they are generally considered to be the most reliable and affordable option.
If you are looking for a high-quality proximity card reader, then you should consider investing in products from reputable manufacturers, such as TPS Group. We design cutting-edge access control solutions that are trusted by professionals all over Australia.
Can proximity cards be duplicated?
Yes, proximity cards can be duplicated. These cards can be cloned with little effort, even from several metres away, without anyone knowing. The cloned card can then be used to access the same areas as the original card. In order to prevent this happening, TPS recommends keeping cards out of view when not at work, as well as the immediate reporting of lost or stolen proximity cards.
