RoGer RFID proximity access card MFC-2 — contactless identification card

RoGer RFID proximity access card MFC-2 is a contactless identification card designed for use in access control and personnel identification systems. The card stores identification data on an embedded RFID chip and communicates with compatible readers using proximity radio-frequency technology. It is intended for environments that require standard proximity cards for secure entry, time attendance registration, or tagging of assets.

Advantages

The RoGer MFC-2 card provides contactless data transmission, reducing wear compared with contact-based media. Its standard credit-card form factor ensures compatibility with existing card readers and badge holders. The card is lightweight and thin, suitable for carrying in a wallet or attaching to lanyards when used with a holder. Using radio-frequency identification improves throughput at entry points and simplifies issuance and replacement of credentials.

Suitable for

• Access control systems in offices, residential buildings, and industrial sites
• Time and attendance tracking for employees and contractors
• Asset tagging and inventory management where proximity identification is required
• Visitor management and temporary credentials in secure facilities

Key specifications

• Form factor: standard credit-card size (ISO-format compatible)
• Technology: RFID proximity contactless chip
• Read range: typical proximity distances to compatible readers (depends on reader model and environment)
• Durability: rigid PVC construction suitable for everyday use
• Data storage: non-volatile memory on the embedded RFID chip for storing identification data

How to use

Present the RoGer MFC-2 card to a compatible proximity reader within the reader’s effective range to transmit identification data and request access or record attendance. No physical contact with the reader is required. Cards can be encoded with an access control system or issued pre-encoded by an administrator. Store cards away from strong magnetic fields and physical damage to maintain reliable operation.

Usage recommendations

For consistent performance, verify reader compatibility and recommended read range during system setup, use protective card holders where cards are frequently handled, and follow the access control system’s procedures for encoding, issuance, and revocation of credentials.