QOLTEC MIFARE RFID proximity card set, 10 pcs, 13.56 MHz, 90×60×50 mm

Set of 10 QOLTEC MIFARE RFID proximity cards operating at 13.56 MHz, designed for contactless identification and access control. Each card in the set follows a proximity card format with compact dimensions of 90×60×50 mm, compatible with MIFARE systems and readers that support 13.56 MHz contactless communication. The set is intended for environments that require reliable credentialing for personnel, visitor management, time and attendance, or basic asset tagging where MIFARE-compatible readers are in use.

Advantages

The cards use the 13.56 MHz MIFARE standard for broad compatibility with existing access control and identification systems. Supplied as a set of 10, they simplify deployment for small to medium installations and reduce the need for individual ordering. The physical card format provides a convenient form factor for wallets or badge holders and supports contactless reading to reduce wear compared with contact-based solutions.

Suitable for

• Employee ID and access control systems
• Time and attendance tracking
• Visitor management and temporary credentials
• Basic asset tagging and inventory control

Key specifications

• Technology: MIFARE contactless RFID
• Operating frequency: 13.56 MHz
• Quantity: 10 cards per set
• Form factor: proximity card
• Dimensions: 90 × 60 × 50 mm
• Read method: contactless

How to use

Present each card to a compatible 13.56 MHz MIFARE reader according to the reader manufacturer's instructions. Enrol the card identifiers into your access control or time-and-attendance system using the system’s credential management interface. Store cards in a protective sleeve or badge holder to prevent physical damage and to maintain reliable reading. If a card must be replaced or deactivated, follow your access system’s procedure to remove the credential from the authorized list.

Usage recommendations

For reliable operation, verify reader compatibility with MIFARE 13.56 MHz standards before deployment. Avoid bending or exposing cards to extreme temperatures and strong magnetic fields. Maintain an inventory of spare cards to facilitate rapid replacement and minimize disruption to access or attendance workflows.