Access Control Card Types

     The access control card refers to the plastic card printed with RFID chips, which is used in the access control system, such as the staff ID card, hotel key card, parking card, owner card, campus card, staff card, etc. The access control cards allows your employees, students, visitors, or members to enter the management area, and foreign personnel who do not have access control cards cannot enter the management area.

     Our selection of access control cards includes ID card and IC card. Let's take a look at our plastic access control cards types to show you what we mean:
 

     (1) ID Thick Card

     The ID thick card is a thick white rectangular card with an 18 or 10 digit card number printed on it, and used in conjunction with the ID access control system. After being authorized by one or more access control machines, one or multiple doors can be opened with this access control card, and the attendance function can be realized.
 

     (2) ID Thin Card

     The ID thick card is a thin white rectangular card with an 18 or 10 digit card number printed on it, and used in conjunction with the ID access control system.
 

     (3) IC Thin Card

     The IC thin card is a thin white rectangular card without digit card number printed on it, and used in conjunction with the ID access control system. It has a billing function, commonly used in residential properties, garages, schools, canteens, etc.
 

     (4) ID Key Fob

     The ID key fob is a 125kHz PVC card printed with a digital card number starting with 00. Various colors are available, such as yellow, blue, red, white, gray, green, black, etc.
 

     (5) IC Key Fob

     The IC key fob is a 13.56MHz PVC card printed without digital card number printed on it, and has dozens of shapes to choose from, and can encapsulate various types of RFID chips. It has a billing function, commonly used in residential properties, garages, schools, canteens, etc.

     How to choose the right access control card? EM card is a kind of popular and cost-effective ID card. The reading distance of the ID card can be farther. If the card is only used for access control and attendance, it is recommended to use the ID access control card, such as hotel key card, owner card, staff card, etc. However, the IC card has higher security and can be extended to other systems. If you want the card to be compatible with the function of non-fixed consumption, it is recommended to use IC access control cards, such as dining cards, book borrowing cards and parking cards.