Magnetic Stripe Door Access

Personnel at the hotel desk will imprint the user information at check in and usually set a time limit for its use until checkout.

Magnetic stripe door access.

Magnetic stripe access control card reader the model 233 magnetic card reader reads ansi track ii encoded magnetic cards. Magnetic cards are often replaced with proximity or smart cards because they are easy to duplicate. The dkml doorking magnetic lock series of magnetic locks offer a wide range of high quality electro magnetic locks 1200 600 and 300 lb locks and brackets to accommodate almost any access control door locking requirement. Magnetic stripe cards are widely used in hotel key cards to provide room access and credit debit cards to handle purchases.

Magnetic mag stripe card access control also known as swipe card access control is a low security controlled access solution. Featuring encoded magnetic stripe technology mag stripe access control systems work with mag swipe technology readers and low coercivity loco and high coercivity hico mag cards. This hotel key card functions by running the magnetic stripe over a sensor. All door access control systems work in a similar way.

They are also commonly used as identity cards for entrance to corporate premises and college campuses for a variety of purposes. If it matches the sensor permits access. We also offer a 2000 lb shear lock which provides both a magnetic and mechanical connection. Utilizing the same technology found in a credit card magnetic stripe cards are swiped across a magnetic reader to transfer information.

Key card with magnetic stripes. The black stripe is made. The encoded information is accessed by swiping the cards stripe through a reader. The sensor reads the contents of the strip to make sure it matches the hotel s information.

This type of encoding can be found on most credit cards bank atm cards state id s drivers license and access control system cards. A magnetic card reader which is a microcontroller based device can detect polarity that was stored on the strip and release the door. Typically the user access number is the most identifiable information stored on the card. How does that work.

Credentials are presented to a reader which sends the data to a controller for authentication.