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A keyless entry module that reads 125 kHz RFID cards and stores up to 1.2000 credentials for door access control
The Jedrek module provides keyless entry for building intercoms and door access systems. It supports a 1.2000 card capacity for high-speed reading. The unit operates at 125 kHz and functions as a standalone device or embedded component. It is intended for installers and facility managers needing reliable proximity identification.
The module offers high and low temperature resistance for stable operation in varied environments. Relay output enables direct control of door locks or intercom connections. Long reading distance simplifies daily access without close contact. Buyers who need encrypted credentials or multi-frequency support should consider alternative solutions.
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The 125 kHz frequency provides a long card reading distance suitable for proximity access control.
It is an embedded board designed to fit inside a device or intercom host for door access control.
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