Access card ORNO Mifare 13.56 MHz contactless proximity card, OR-ZS-893

ORNO Mifare 13.56 MHz contactless proximity card (OR-ZS-893) is a passive identification credential that uses Mifare-compatible technology at 13.56 MHz to communicate with compatible readers and access control systems. The card is intended for secure entry control, user identification and authorization in environments where contactless, quick recognition is required. It is constructed to be read by standard proximity readers supporting Mifare technology and integrates with control panels designed for 13.56 MHz credentials.

Advantages

The contactless design permits fast, wear-free read operations without physical contact between card and reader. Compatibility with Mifare-standard readers ensures broad interoperability with existing access control installations. Its passive operation requires no internal power source, resulting in maintenance-free use and long-term reliability. The card's slim form factor and durable finish make it suitable for everyday carrying in wallets or holders.

Suitable for

• Office door access control systems
• Residential building entry and intercom integration
• Parking gate and vehicle barrier access
• Restricted areas and equipment room authorization

Key specifications

• Operating frequency: 13.56 MHz
• Technology: Mifare-compatible contactless communication
• Form factor: ISO-standard card size (credit-card format)
• Power source: Passive (no battery)
• Read range: Typical short-range operation suitable for proximity readers
• Durability: Designed for daily use and repeated reads

How to use

Present the card within the reader's recognition zone of a compatible 13.56 MHz Mifare reader until the reader confirms successful identification, typically via LED or sound. Register the card with the access control system or control panel according to the system's enrollment procedure to assign user credentials and access rights. Keep the card free of heavy damage or deep scratches to ensure reliable reads.

Usage recommendations

Use the card with readers and control panels specified for 13.56 MHz Mifare-compatible credentials; avoid exposing it to extreme heat, bending, or prolonged immersion in liquids. Store spare cards in a protective sleeve and follow your access control administrator's procedures for enrollment, revocation, and replacement.