2N RFID Reader - 13.56 MHz

The 2N RFID Reader in the 13.56 MHz high-frequency range is engineered for dependable, secure access control in modern environments. Designed to work with ISO/IEC 14443 compliant cards, including MIFARE Classic, DESFire EV1, and NTAG brands, this reader delivers fast authentication at the gate, door, or lobby. With a compact, robust form factor and flexible wiring options, it fits easily into both new installations and retrofits of existing security systems. Built for reliability in high-traffic setups, the 2N RFID Reader optimizes entry flow while maintaining strong security standards, helping organizations reduce wait times, enhance accountability, and improve overall security posture. Its HF technology ensures stable performance even in challenging environments where passive cards are used for daily access, making it a smart choice for offices, campuses, multifamily buildings, and commercial facilities.

• The 2N RFID Reader operates at 13.56 MHz and supports widely adopted HF standards, delivering quick card verification with low latency. It is compatible with ISO/IEC 14443 Type A and Type B cards, enabling seamless integration with a broad ecosystem of smart cards used in security programs worldwide.
• Flexible card compatibility includes MIFARE Classic, MIFARE DESFire EV1, NTAG and other ISO/IEC 14443 compliant cards. This flexibility future-proofs deployments and allows organizations to standardize on a single reader across multiple sites, simplifying card issuance and management.
• Multiple interface options ensure easy integration with existing access control infrastructure. Typical configurations provide Wiegand output (26/34-bit) for straightforward connection to door controllers, with Clock-and-Data signaling and RS-485 options available on select models for diverse network topologies.
• Designed for reliable, durable operation in real-world environments, the reader features a compact package suitable for mounting on walls or inside reader housings. Its antenna design is optimized for stable performance at typical door-reader distances, helping reduce misreads and ensuring a smooth entry experience for authorized users.
• Administration and deployment are streamlined with clear card enrollment workflows and compatibility with common access control software. The device supports standard security practices, enabling robust access rights management, anti-tailgating configurations, and straightforward card provisioning for large teams or campuses.

Technical Details of 2N RFID Reader

• Frequency: 13.56 MHz
• Standards and card compatibility: ISO/IEC 14443 Type A and B; MIFARE Classic; MIFARE DESFire EV1; NTAG and other ISO/IEC 14443 compliant cards
• Read range: Short-range, optimized for door access; performance dependent on card type, installation height, and environmental factors
• Interfaces: Wiegand output (26/34-bit); Clock-and-Data signaling; RS-485 option on select configurations to connect with a wide range of controllers
• Power and wiring: Designed for standard access control wiring with a DC power input compatible range as specified in the installation guide; typically integrated into existing controller power plans
• Certifications: CE, RoHS
• Form factor and mounting: Compact, wall-mountable design suitable for installation in secure reader housings or near entry points

how to install 2N RFID Reader

• Choose a mounting location that provides a clear read zone and minimizes interference from metal surfaces or nearby electronics. Plan cable routes to a central controller or network device while preserving a clean, tamper-resistant installation.
• Power and connect the reader to the access control system using the recommended interface (Wiegand or RS-485). Ensure power is supplied from a stable DC source within the device’s supported range, and verify that the controller is configured to recognize the reader’s format.
• Mount the reader securely to the chosen surface, ensuring the antenna is unobstructed and oriented correctly to maximize card read reliability. Use proper sealing or gasketing if the installation is exposed to dust or moisture.
• Program the access control software to define card formats, enrollment procedures, and user permissions. Assign access rights and anti-tailgating rules as needed to fit the security policy of the facility.
• Test with multiple cards to confirm consistent reads across different card types and users. Validate normal door operation, alarm conditions, and any integration with alarm panels or door locks to ensure end-to-end reliability.

Frequently asked questions

• Q: What is the main frequency and card compatibility of the 2N RFID Reader? A: It operates at 13.56 MHz and supports ISO/IEC 14443 cards, including MIFARE Classic, MIFARE DESFire EV1, and NTAG.
• Q: Which interfaces does it provide for integration with access control systems? A: The reader typically offers Wiegand output (26/34-bit) and Clock-and-Data signaling, with RS-485 options available on some models to accommodate a variety of controllers.
• Q: Is the reader suitable for high-traffic entrances? A: Yes. Its HF technology and efficient card processing are designed to minimize delays at busy doors, contributing to smoother pedestrian flow.
• Q: How do I enroll cards and manage access rights? A: Use the compatible access control software to enroll cards, define door permissions, and configure security features such as anti-tailgating and time-based access rules.
• Q: Can the reader be used indoors and outdoors? A: The device is designed for common security environments; for outdoor use, ensure it is installed in a suitable housing or enclosure that protects against the elements, per the manufacturer’s guidelines.