WRIST FOBS

Description of Wrist Fobs

A wrist fob is a small, wearable device usually worn on the wrist like a bracelet or wristband. These fobs contain RFID chips or proximity sensors that allow users to gain access to buildings, rooms, or devices by simply bringing their wrist near a sensor or reader. They are a convenient, hands-free solution for environments where security and access control are important. Wrist fobs are especially popular in fitness centers, offices, schools, and hospitals where easy access and mobility are required. Because they are worn on the wrist, they offer better mobility and reduce the likelihood of being misplaced compared to traditional keycards.

Specifications of Wrist Fobs

Material:

Silicone: Commonly used for its flexibility, durability, and waterproof properties. Rubber or Plastic: Lightweight and cost-effective, ideal for everyday use.

Size:

Adjustable to fit different wrist sizes, typically around 7-9 inches in circumference.

Chip Type:

RFID (125 kHz or 13.56 MHz): Most wrist fobs use RFID technology for contactless access control. NFC (Near Field Communication): Some wrist fobs come with NFC technology for enhanced security and functionality.

Features:

Hands-Free Access

: Eliminates the need to carry keys or cards, making it ideal for high-traffic or hands-on environments.

Durable and Long-Lasting:

Made from materials that are resistant to wear, water, and harsh conditions.

Description of Key Fobs

A key fob is a compact, electronic device designed for easy portability and use. It interacts with readers or systems via proximity, allowing users to gain access to restricted areas or operate systems by simply bringing the fob close to a reader. Key fobs are widely used in corporate offices, residential buildings, and even in vehicles with keyless entry systems. The key fob operates passively, meaning it does not require batteries in most cases. Instead, it draws power from the reader when placed within a certain range. This makes it a reliable and low-maintenance solution for users and administrators alike.

Description of Key Fobs

A key fob is a compact, electronic device designed for easy portability and use. It interacts with readers or systems via proximity, allowing users to gain access to restricted areas or operate systems by simply bringing the fob close to a reader. Key fobs are widely used in corporate offices, residential buildings, and even in vehicles with keyless entry systems. The key fob operates passively, meaning it does not require batteries in most cases. Instead, it draws power from the reader when placed within a certain range. This makes it a reliable and low-maintenance solution for users and administrators alike.

Material:

Plastic or ABS (Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene):
Most key fobs are made from durable plastic materials, which are lightweight and strong.
Metal or Aluminum Casing:
Some premium models are designed with metal housings for increased durability and a more professional appearance.

Size:

Typical Dimensions:
Length: 30-50 mm
Width: 15-30 mm
Thickness: 2-5 mm
Compact and lightweight, allowing easy attachment to keyrings or lanyards.

Types of Key Fobs

Standard RFID Key Fob
NFC Key Fob
Metal Key Fob
Multi-Frequency Key Fob