RFID key fob Atlo ATLO-534N/G — proximity keychain, passive 13.56 MHz (ISO 14443) compatible

Atlo ATLO-534N/G is a passive RFID proximity key fob designed for secure access control and identification. Operating at 13.56 MHz and compliant with ISO 14443 standards, this compact keychain credential is intended for use with door entry systems, time-and-attendance readers, and cashless payment terminals. Its small, portable form factor and passive operation make it suitable for daily carry on a keyring while providing contactless authentication without a battery.

Advantages

The key fob offers contactless communication at 13.56 MHz with ISO 14443 compatibility, enabling reliable reading by compatible readers. Its passive design requires no internal power source, reducing maintenance needs. The durable construction and keychain attachment point support everyday use and transport. Compact dimensions and lightweight design minimize bulk on a keyring while preserving secure credential functionality.

Suitable for

• Access control for office and residential doors
• Time and attendance systems
• Cashless payment and vending systems that accept 13.56 MHz ISO 14443 credentials
• Library or membership identification systems

Key specifications

• Operating frequency: 13.56 MHz
• Standards compatibility: ISO 14443
• Form factor: passive key fob / keychain
• Power source: passive (no battery)
• Typical use: contactless identification and authentication

How to use

To use the key fob, present it to the reader area of a compatible access control or payment terminal within the reader's detection range. The reader will power the passive transponder and exchange credential data according to ISO 14443 protocols. Ensure the printed or embedded identifier programmed into the fob is enrolled in your access or payment system before first use. There is no battery replacement or charging required.

Usage recommendations

Store the fob on a keyring or lanyard away from strong magnetic fields and sharp impacts. Register the credential with your system administrator or enrollment terminal to enable access rights. For reliable reading, present the side of the fob that contains the transponder chip toward the reader and avoid placing it between metal objects or inside thick cases during authentication.