Reiner SCT timeCard Premium Transponder 50 DES RFID tag Black 50 pcs 13.56 MHz IP65

The Reiner SCT timeCard Premium Transponder 50 DES RFID tag is a compact access and identification token that operates at 13.56 MHz and is supplied in a pack of 50 pieces. With dimensions of 35 mm × 43.4 mm and a robust IP65 enclosure, the tag is suitable for everyday use in environments where dust and occasional water exposure occur. The DES security variant offers reliable data handling for time recording and secure access workflows.

Advantages

The transponder’s 13.56 MHz operating frequency ensures fast, contactless communication with compatible readers. Its IP65-rated housing protects the internal electronics from dust ingress and low-pressure water jets, extending usability in production floors, warehouses, and outdoor-covered areas. The compact format simplifies carrying or mounting, and the batch packaging of 50 pieces supports rollouts for teams or multiple access points.

Suitable for

• Employee time and attendance systems
• Access control for doors and turnstiles
• Asset tagging and lightweight identification
• Factory and warehouse environments with occasional moisture exposure
• Deployment in offices, retail, and service locations

Key specifications

• Operating frequency: 13.56 MHz
• Security variant: DES encryption support
• Quantity: 50 pieces per pack
• Dimensions: 35 mm (width) × 43.4 mm (height)
• Ingress protection: IP65 (dust tight and protected against low-pressure water jets)
• Color: black

How to use

Present the Reiner SCT timeCard transponder to a compatible 13.56 MHz RFID reader at the recommended reading distance to register or verify identification. For time recording or access control, follow the system-specific enrollment procedure to assign each transponder to a user or asset. The compact tag can be attached to clothing, lanyards, key rings, or secured to equipment using appropriate mounts or holders. Regularly inspect the housing for damage and keep contact surfaces of the reader and tag clean to ensure reliable readings.

Usage recommendations

Store unused transponders in a dry, dust-free place and avoid prolonged immersion in water despite the IP65 rating. When deploying in industrial settings, test read range and system integration with a sample tag before full-scale distribution. Replace tags if the housing is cracked or the tag shows inconsistent read performance.