RFID tag SATEL BR-STD-2 — 125 kHz, purple

SATEL BR-STD-2 is a passive 125 kHz RFID proximity tag supplied in a purple housing. It functions as a unique transponder for touch-free authorization in access control and intrusion detection systems that support low-frequency 125 kHz readers. The compact design allows convenient placement on keyrings, badges, or equipment for simple identification and proximity-based operation.

Advantages

The BR-STD-2 provides reliable, low-frequency identification compatible with 125 kHz proximity readers and control panels. As a passive tag it requires no internal power source, offering long-term maintenance-free use. Its compact and durable housing protects the transponder element and enables easy attachment to personal items or assets. The single unique ID per tag ensures straightforward integration into existing access lists and intrusion detection setups.

Suitable for

• Access control badges and readers in offices and buildings
• Proximity-based intruder alarm systems
• Asset tagging for inventory and equipment tracking
• Personnel identification for restricted zones
• Simple touch-free authorisation in automation setups

Key specifications

• Operating frequency: 125 kHz (low frequency)
• Type: Passive RFID proximity tag (transponder)
• Housing colour: Purple
• Mounting options: keyring or badge attachment
• Read range: typical proximity read distances for 125 kHz systems (dependent on reader and environment)
• Operating principle: unique ID transmission when within reader field

How to use

Register the tag's unique identifier in the access control or intrusion detection system according to the system manufacturer's procedure. Attach the tag to a keyring, badge holder, or directly to equipment as required. Present the tag within the reader's operating range to perform touch-free identification or authorization. No battery installation or charging is required; operation depends on the reader's RF field.

Usage recommendations

For reliable performance, mount the tag on non-metal surfaces when possible and avoid placing it directly against large metal objects that can affect read range. Verify compatibility with the existing 125 kHz reader and register each tag ID in the control system to ensure proper access rights and alarm responses.