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USB smart card reader with dual slots, black plastic body

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Ruth's sister HWP117685E internal power cable

SKU CH-4270-N9946

Connects a dual-slot smart card reader via USB for eID and chip card authentication

  • Smart-card authentication for e-government services via USB
  • Twin-reader design reads two cards simultaneously
  • CT30 model supports IDBridge smart-chip standards
  • New condition ensures reliable performance out of the box

IDBridge CT30 smart card reader

The IDBridge CT30 is a USB smart card reader designed for electronic identity and chip card transactions. It supports twin reader functionality for simultaneous card access. The device connects via a standard USB interface for broad system compatibility.

Upgrades from single-slot readers

This model replaces single-slot readers when workflows require two cards at once, such as combined ID and payment workflows. The jump is worth it for environments that process multiple smart card types concurrently.

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Price $29.99
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Specifications

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Questions about this item

How much space does the HWP117685E reader need on my desk?

The compact USB device sits flat and occupies roughly the footprint of a standard smart-card, so it fits beside a keyboard without blocking adjacent ports.

What is the most common mistake when installing the CT30 twin reader?

Users often plug it into a USB hub instead of a direct motherboard port, which can prevent the 30 ms smart-card handshake from completing.

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