Has anyone else tested these? My employer badge is RFID. I slid my badge in one of these and ALL the time clocks and door sensors still worked!
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If you read the "disclaimer" in the product description - Does NOT shield these types of cards: - Older "prox" cards, HID 125 khz. Includes: ProxCard II, ISOProx II, DuoProx II, Smart ISOProx II, Smart DuoProxII, ProxCard Plus - Indala FlexISO, FLexCard, FLex Tag I have an employer access card and it is at a different RF than a credit card's RF.
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I have no way to test, so am interested in your experience. I must say I had my doubts. sounds suspect to me!
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If you read the "disclaimer" in the product description - Does NOT shield these types of cards: - Older "prox" cards, HID 125 khz. Includes: ProxCard II, ISOProx II, DuoProx II, Smart ISOProx II, Smart DuoProxII, ProxCard Plus - Indala FlexISO, FLexCard, FLex TagI have an employer access card and it is at a different RF than a credit card's RF.
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Identity Stronghold is one of the vendors on GSA-approved list. I suppose they know their stuff.On the other hand, Optexx, though not on the list, publishes the frequencies it blocks, which include 125/134kHz
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My work uses the 125kHz cards and while it doesn't block that signal, it does drastically reduce the range of the card. Normally I can swipe at 4 - 6 inches away from the sensor but with these sleeves it drops the range to 1 - 2 inches.
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Good morning. I regretted having bought this alarm. It was a waste of money and would have returned it if only I could at that time. I hope this answers a question in your mind about the reliability of this sensor.
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have your system wired so the motion sensors are all on one zone. that way you ca program your system to "stay". it turns off the inside stuff and keeps door and glass-break sensors active
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I will add that these work great with my DSC system when I had a couple of window sensors go bad over time, but as the previous commenter mentioned, they are wired sensors, and not wireless. Actually, I just read your response to the other poster. These worked great for me on my DSC system, since these things are basically magnetic on/off switches, it should work fine for your setup.
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Idk , haven't had one I couldn't clone yet it's just a rf signal your duplicating. If u can't read code off of old sensor to duplicate then I use my autel tpms frequency reader then manually enter that number in dorman tool , super easy
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They seem to work all the time unless the batteries go dead. I have 6 of them on Windows and entry doors and so far so good. The entry doors use up batteries faster but I think that's from more on and off and false alarms when I forget to turn them off when opening the door.
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I recently got this wallet as a christmas present from my girlfriend. I work at an Int'l bank and we have to use RFID scan-cards to go into my building for any doors we pass. I put my Key-card a few days ago to see if this unit works and the door scanners would not pick up on the RFID key card. I can't speak for scanning any credit cards since I don't have that tech to test it, but it seems very effective in RFID blocking.
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When the magnetic connection between the two parts of this sensor is broken, your alarm system will register an open condition. I guess if the window or door is struck in such a way that would cause the sensor parts to move enough to break the magnetic contact it might trigger the alarm. However, I think they were only meant to register open or closed.
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From what I've been reading, previous to September 2014 there were issues with the alarm going off for no apparent reason. But that software has been updated and the problem has been resolved. I purchased 3 of the hard-wired ones the end of December 2014 installed them mid-January with no problems. I test all 3 the first day of every month as well. Great product!
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I have purchased and installed that time clock. It works very well, be prepared to spend some time setting it up and using it. I am pretty computer literate and found it was not easy. Good product though. Bob
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No, you simply need to set an employee up as an employee and the time clock then does the rest. Almost all of our employees work the same schedules, but occasionally we will have an employee work a late shift and the time clock doesn't care... unless the employee works over 12hours without clocking out, and then it alerts you to a potential missed punch.
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The sensors remain along with the safety features. The GB will continue to try to close the door after its cycle. The beeper is very loud and it will alert you that something is wrong. If you are not home that would mean it would try to close every X mins based on your setting.
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These sensors should work with units that have 2 wire connections to the main system board. They are quite simple and work very well. You should not have any trouble replacing your old, damaged, non-working sensors.
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I don't own this system - I would bet it has to turn off the motion sensors and only rely on the contact sensors. With only 5 contact sensors, you are rather limited on when perimeter defense you can set. I do like the RFID tag being capable of shutting it off.
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I purchased the Acroprint HID Proximity Badges for accurate time reporting. Acroprint states their technology is compatible with the standard HID Proximity Badges with a four digit requirement.
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If you tape one of the programmed round RFID tags to the inside of the transparent cat flap, the door will think a cat is constantly present and act accordingly. This means you can use the timer mode to allow any cat (or other animal!) in or out at selected hours, without requiring any of the cats to have an ID tag or microchip. This has worked for us for 3 years with no apparent problems.
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Just make sure you set the new one to the correct time zone. Its buried somewhere in the Honeywell software options. Mine reset to the incorrect time as well (after I manually reset the time.) I'm in AZ and the daylight savings option was throwing everything off.