Our badges use RFID chips, where we hold the badge in front of a sensor to open doors, elevators, etc. Does that work with this badge protector?
1877002
Yes, ours is the same. We use our badge to enter the building and rooms. Haven't had any problems.
1877003
Yes it does, my ID card uses the same CHIPS and the badge holder does not block the signal!
1877004
I do not see a problem. I use it to scan into a handheld device. It should work with the RFID chip as well.
720818
it has a separate connection to use the reed switch in installations where you do not need insteon wireless connections. So depending on your alarm, it could trigger it when the door moves to open.
1345721
The photo ID w/magnetic stripe must be removed to swipe in a card reader. I am however able to leave multiple magnetic access cards in the pouch and they work just fine in proximity to the access control door locks.
1432897
Many companies use name badges for the employees....the little stainless steel clips on the badges work great.....check with their Security depts....many times they have left overs from badges of employees that were discharged or just left for other jobs. They will usually be glad to give you a couple
849168
Hi, Thanks for your inquiry. This locks only works with the remote of its kind, no RFID.
876259
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.
1573757
the zippo wallet claims to provide RFID, I could see from it's construction that it does...I love my Zippo S.S. Wallet!
1531448
I believe vehicles with remote unlock and alarms need specific remote start kits to bypass security measures. Also if you have a "smart key" where the vehicle shuts down if it is started but does not see the RFID chip from the key there may be additional relays you need installed.Find out if the model you are buying can work with your vehicle. I would try the manufacturers web site and search which models will work then find it here.
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Hi. I have two different models of Samsung Digital door locks. They are really good but the cards they use are not the regular rfid cards you might get for dime a piece. These use mifare 14443A rfid cards. They tend to be a tad more expensive but totally worth it. A pack of ten might cost around 50 bucks or so.
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Actually this will serve as a RFID Blocking case...I actually brought what I thought was a solely a "RFID Blocking" case to replace this one for my son...Upon receiving it I noticed it was the same exact case with the exception of the black cover being glued to it...When I contacted the RFID Blocking company to find out what makes THEIR product qualify as RFID Blocking, I was told that basically any metal case that surrounds your chipped equipped cards serves as a barrier...Upon further research, they were right...You can even use aluminum foil!...So since this case is all metal, I sent the other one back since it was more expensive...Do your research on RFID Blocking and you will see...Any metal case will do...I've read that old card tins and even Altoids tins do the same exact thing.
1071940
Yes we have tried to fool it.and also my biometric safe..It does not open for photocopied fingerprints using even the best types of paper..The only thing it may open for is if you have a 3D printing machine that can mimic an exact silicone replica of your finger..It might open for that since it will have all the indentations and grooves of your finger..But then again why go through all that trouble when you can just go in someones backyard and kick through there window..or just take a sledge hammer and knock off the most toughest deadbolts........The Nextbolt to me is a better alternative to the standard dead bolt not only because of the little bit of increased security it gives ..but for the convenience it gives by not using keys..If you are looking for the ultimate security this should not be your top choice..You may want to consider getting a very good wireless Alarm system with motion sensor in every room using the best monitoring system tied directly to the police..Also you may want to setup internet survelance cameras with night vision around your premises so you can monitor your property on a daily basis.And probably half inch steel bars on every window with Ram resistant doors on every entry..This is how we use to live in South America......If you live in a bad area ..Do not buy the next bolt..Consider one of the other few options above that i listed..
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I believe vehicles with remote unlock and alarms need specific remote start kits to bypass security measures. Also if you have a "smart key" where the vehicle shuts down if it is started but does not see the RFID chip from the key there may be additional relays you need installed. Find out if the model you are buying can work with your vehicle. I would try the manufacturers web site and search which models will work then find it here.
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The short answer is yes, if you code the sensors properly. The system sensors (window/door/motion) used together can be coded for what the company calls the power zone setting. This setting is used for the Pet Immune feature.
2136993
I'm not real familiar with the way they are tracked but I don't see why not. I absolutely love mine, I can keep my door open and feel safe at the same time. I found a video on Youtube showing the install that helped me understand how it worked, that might be the best way to find out.
1611725
Depends if your building's access system is compatible with HID tags. You should call the vendor that installed/maintains your system. Typically, if you see "HID" on your badges, then yes it's compatible.
2006610
My home security guys placed motion sensors lower the ground, then upside down...so the the sensor sees upward from where it's placed. This may work the same way.
569140
It's been quite a while ago that I purchased the ID Badge Holders but I believe they were the ones that you put a clip holder through the center. We used lanyards. HTH