VP-CD2IP-2WA14
Two Door Two Way Integrated Controller
RFID Access Control Systems
RFID Access Control Systems for Secure Entry Management
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VV-RF120QR-KCAT5
QR Code Reader with PIN and RFID Card
VV-RF107S-CAS13 (Slim)
Standalone Access Controller & Wiegand Reader
VV-RF502M-EMA1
RFID Entry/Exit Readers
VV-RF105-26BE2
RFID Entry Exit Reader
VV-EC32DP-2WA1
32 Floors Elevator Controller
VV-HL450AX-DCY3
Wireless Data Collector
VV-HL310AX-ESC3
Energy Saving Switch
VV-HL410AX-CEY3
Mifare Card Encloder
VV-HL430S/G-DLY3
RFID Based Hotel Lock
VV-RF500MU-EMA1
Mifare Desfire EV1/EV2 Card Programmer
VV-RF110QR-T3
QR Code Scanner + RFID Card Reader
VP-GM500FP-CJ2
Biometric Fingerprint Guard Monitoring System
VV-EC32DP-2WGA1
32 Floors Elevator Cloud Controller
VV-BS500FP-CAT5
Fingerprint Access Control Reader
VV-CD4DP-2WA1
Four Door Two Way RFID Controller
VV-RF301U-UHE2
USB Based UHF Enrollment Reader (Read Range ≤30CM)
VV-CD4DP-2WGA1
Four Door Two Way RFID Cloud Controller
VV-CD2DP-2WGA1
Two Door Two Way RFID Cloud Controller
VV-RF501M-EMA1
Mifare Desfire EV1/EV2 Entry/Exit Reader
FAQs
An RFID access control system uses radio frequency identification to grant or deny entry. Users carry an RFID card, fob or tag; when presented to a reader, access is granted if the credential is authorised in the system.
125KHz (EM/HID) systems are legacy proximity technology - simple and cost-effective. 13.56MHz (MIFARE/DESFire) systems offer encrypted, contactless smart card technology with higher security and added functionality like multi-application support.
Proximity readers typically operate at 5–10cm. Mid-range UHF readers reach 1–3 metres, and long-range UHF readers can identify vehicles or personnel from up to 10+ metres away.
Yes. Our UHF RFID systems support asset tracking, inventory management and vehicle access alongside personnel access control — making them a versatile solution for warehouses, logistics hubs and large facilities.
Yes. Our RFID readers can be combined with fingerprint or face recognition terminals for two-factor authentication (2FA), significantly increasing security for high-risk areas.