5V DC Mifare-USB EM/ID Card Reader Writer 09C

Package Included:

• Excellent condition
• Still sealed in original box and never been used
• The ID Vault Theft Protection with Smart Card Technology is a USB security product that provides a secure microcomputer on a chip
• This device safeguards your online finances against identity theft and fraud 
• It encrypts, secures and remembers your passwords, while providing a simple way to back up private information
• ID Vault personal pin protection - no need to worry if Vault becomes lost or stolen
• Working Voltage: 5VDC
• Working Temperature:  -40℃-70℃
• Compatible Cards: EM/ID
• Size: 110 x 78 x 25mm/4.3 x 3.1 x 1.0in(L x W x H)

Details:

• With excellent condition, this door card reader is a USB security product that provides a secure microcomputer on a chip

• This indoor or outdoor security keypad and ID card reader is designed to control access at a security door

• And this access card reader is characterized by the high performance which safeguards your online finances against identity theft and fraud

• Moreover this door card reader can encrypt, secure and remember your passwords, while providing a simple way to back up private information

• The high quality material of this door card reader ensures its durability during the daily use

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How to Evaluate Home Security Systems

• Determine if you can install a hard-wired home security system, a hybrid system or a purely wireless one. The advantage of a hard-wired system is that a burglar cannot tamper with the system to disable the siren or phone line. However, the installation company must be able to run wires through your walls and ceilings as well as access an area of your home to hide the siren and control panel, which is more difficult with the way newer homes are constructed.
• A wireless receiver (keypad) may be an option, creating a "hybrid" security system. This system is more secure than a purely wireless system since the siren and phone lines are not directly connected to the keypad. An "all-in-one" wireless system is the least secure because all the alarm components are in one place, making it more accessible to burglars.
• Consider the level of protection that you require. Some systems will come with all the bells and whistles, from infrared beams to medical and fire monitoring. More simple systems only monitor windows and doors opening. Your decision here will greatly impact both the home security system and the level of monitoring you'll need.
• Think about your pets. If you have small pets, motion-detecting security systems may function without picking up the pets, but larger pets, specifically medium- to large-size dogs, may set off the alarm. Homeowners with these animals should consider foregoing the motion detector to eliminate false alarms.
• Check with friends, neighbors and family members in your local area to determine which alarm monitoring companies they find reliable. If you will be paying for your home security system to be monitored, you want to ensure that you're getting the level of service you desire. Some factors to inquire about are response time and quality of installation.
• Discuss contract lengths with any monitoring company you consider for your home security system. Many require lengthy contracts in exchange for a free system. Carefully weigh your options here and don't get caught up in all the "freebies" offered by different companies. Ask company representatives any other questions you may have as well.
• Ask your home insurance company if they give discounts to customers who use any specific systems or companies. If you're torn and can't make a decision, this information may help you decide.

Package Included:

• 1 x Mifare-USB ID Card Reader Writer 09C
• 1 x USB Cable