RFID proximity card Atlo ATLO-308 — 13.56 MHz contactless access card

Atlo ATLO-308 is a contactless RFID proximity card operating at 13.56 MHz designed for secure identification and access control. The card is compatible with systems that support 13.56 MHz RFID standards and is intended for use as employee badges, door entry credentials, time and attendance tracking, and cashless payment solutions where compatible readers are deployed. The slim, credit-card form factor ensures easy handling and integration into existing workflows.

Advantages

The contactless design provides fast, no-touch authentication and reduces wear compared to contact-based tokens. Operating at 13.56 MHz ensures interoperability with a wide range of readers and access-control platforms that support this frequency. The card’s standardized format makes it simple to encode and personalize for identification, access levels, or payment accounts, and its passive RFID technology requires no internal power source.

Suitable for

• Employee identification and access badges
• Door entry systems in offices and residential buildings
• Time and attendance systems
• Cashless payment and vending systems with compatible readers

Key specifications

• Operating frequency: 13.56 MHz
• Form factor: credit-card size (ISO-compliant card format)
• Technology: passive contactless RFID
• Compatibility: readers and systems supporting 13.56 MHz standards
• Typical use: identification, access control, time tracking, cashless payment

How to use

Present the Atlo ATLO-308 card to a compatible 13.56 MHz reader at the designated read zone. The reader will detect the card’s identifier and, depending on system configuration, grant access, register attendance, or process a cashless transaction. Cards can be encoded and personalized using supported RFID encoding equipment or by your access control system integrator. No batteries or charging are required; the card is powered by the reader’s radio field during operation.

Usage recommendations

Store the card away from sharp objects and extreme temperatures to prevent physical damage. Keep the card dry and avoid bending to maintain reliable reader performance. When encoding or integrating the card into an access system, verify reader compatibility with 13.56 MHz standards and test each card after programming to confirm proper operation.