125 kHz / 13.56 MHz
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RFID Access Control
The workhorse RFID access control system using proximity and smart cards with Wiegand or TCP-IP controllers. Card-based entry with central credential management, time-zone rules and full audit trails. The standard choice for offices and factories.
| Cards | 125 kHz / 13.56 MHz |
| Interface | Wiegand / TCP-IP |
| Brand | Yadav Entrance Automation Pvt. Ltd. |
| Manufacturing | Made in India · ISO 9001 · CE |
ISO 9001 · CE marked · Make-in-India · Manufacturing since 2011 · 500+ installations across 50+ cities. See the full Access Control System Supplier in India range and how we build it, or read more about our plant and capabilities.
RFID Access Control: Technical Specifications
Complete engineering data for the Yadav Entrance Automation access control and security range. All systems are configured to order, readers, controllers, locks and turnstile lanes are matched to your facility.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Reader Technology | RFID 125 kHz / smart card 13.56 MHz / fingerprint / face / palm |
| Controller Interface | Wiegand 26 / 34-bit & TCP-IP networked controllers (1–4 door) |
| User / Credential Capacity | Up to 100,000 users; 1,00,000+ event logs per controller |
| Turnstile Throughput | 30–40 persons/min per lane (tripod / flap / speed barrier) |
| Lane Width | Standard ~550mm; wide-aisle ~900mm (wheelchair / trolley) |
| Lock Type | Fail-safe EM lock (270/600 lb) or fail-secure electric bolt |
| Security Logic | Anti-passback, door interlock (mantrap), time-zone & multi-factor |
| Video Door Phone | IP HD video, remote release, mobile-app answer, multi-tenant |
| Outdoor Rating | IP65 weatherproof readers & turnstile housings for exteriors |
| Power Supply | 12V DC SMPS with battery backup; turnstiles 230V AC |
| Integration | Attendance / payroll software, CCTV / VMS, fire-alarm release |
| Housing / Finish | SS 304 brushed turnstile cabinets; powder-coated MS options |
| Certifications | ISO 9001:2015, CE Marked, RoHS-compliant electronics |
| Warranty | 1 year electronics; 2 years turnstile mechanism |
What the RFID Access Control is, and who it suits
The RFID Access Control is a type of access control & security used across offices, factories, campuses and parking facilities. It is built to order at our Neemrana plant, installed and commissioned by our own engineers, and supported afterwards with spares and maintenance. See the full Access Control & Security range, the sectors we serve, or every product line.
- Factory and office main entrances
- Warehouse and stores access points
- Parking entries with vehicle identification
- Campus and multi-building sites
- Server rooms and restricted areas
- Attendance-controlled shop floors
- Number of doors, lanes or entry points to control
- Approximate number of users or vehicles
- Reader type: RFID, biometric or face recognition
- Any integration needed with existing attendance or ERP systems
- Power and network availability at each point
- Indoor or outdoor mounting
Send these with your enquiry and an engineer replies with a drawing and a written delivery date, rather than a generic response. Talk to an engineer →
Reference: manufacturing certified to ISO 9001, applicable products CE marked (European Commission), built to Indian Standards published by the Bureau of Indian Standards.
RFID Access Control: Engineered & Supported Across India
The RFID Access Control is manufactured and supported entirely within India. As an Indian manufacturer of access control & security, Yadav Entrance Automation Pvt. Ltd. engineers each unit for the realities of Indian offices, factories, campuses and parking facilities, variable power supply, high ambient temperatures, dust and monsoon humidity, and backs it with in-house manufacturing, pan-India installation and after-sales maintenance.
- Made in IndiaManufactured in-house at our Indian facilities: qualifies as a Make-in-India product for government and PSU procurement.
- Standard Indian MainsPowered models run on 230V single-phase or 415V three-phase at 50 Hz; manual / non-powered options where applicable.
- Established Since 2011Part of a track record of 500+ installations across 50+ Indian cities.
- Pan-India Install & AMCInstallation, genuine spare parts and Annual Maintenance Contracts (AMC) available nationwide.
- GST-Compliant SupplyGST invoicing for Indian businesses, with documentation suited to enterprise and PSU procurement.
- Built for Indian ConditionsSpecified for the heat, dust and monsoon humidity common on Indian industrial sites.
Strong on-ground presence in the NCR & Haryana industrial corridor, Gurugram, Manesar, Bhiwadi, Neemrana, Bawal, Faridabad, Noida, Jhajjar, Bahadurgarh and Delhi, and the Gujarat industrial belt, Ahmedabad, Sanand, Vithlapur and Mandal. Installation and service available across India. See all areas we serve →
Where the RFID Access Control fits
The workhorse of building access: cards or fobs at 125 kHz or 13.56 MHz, reading at a door, a turnstile or a gate, with Wiegand or TCP/IP interfaces so the readers talk to a controller and the controller talks to your network. It suits offices, factories, warehouses and campuses where people need to be let in and the record of who went where matters.
RFID Access Control vs the alternatives
Against keys, a card can be cancelled the moment someone leaves, which is the whole argument. Against biometrics, cards are faster to issue, work with gloves and cost less per user, but they can be lent or lost, so they authenticate the card and not the person. Where that distinction matters, biometric or multi-factor is the correct specification.
Specifying an RFID Access Control
Tell us how many doors and how many users, and whether the system must be standalone or networked. Say which card technology you already use, since 125 kHz and 13.56 MHz are not interchangeable and reusing existing cards saves reissuing everyone. Confirm whether readers need to interface with an existing controller and whether doors must fail open on a fire alarm.
RFID Access Control: Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between 125 kHz and 13.56 MHz cards?
Wiegand or TCP/IP: which do I need?
What happens to the doors in a fire alarm?
Can cards be cancelled instantly?
Does it prove who went through the door?
Which regions do you install and service in?
Do you provide installation, spares and AMC?
Is the RFID Access Control certified?
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Annual Maintenance Contracts covering all access control and security equipment with a 4-hour emergency response SLA.