Electronic locking system with transponder: advantages & interesting facts

There are various access media that can be used in electronic locking systems. One of them is the transponder. In this article, we at BlueID will show you exactly what it is, what advantages it offers and what you should know about using it.

What are transponders in electronic locking systems?

With an electronic locking system, you can gain access to buildings in various ways. The transponder is a popular and therefore frequently used option. But what exactly is a transponder?

In principle, only RFID standards are used for a high level of security. It is a type of data transmission that impresses in terms of security and reliability. A carrier such as a transponder is used for this. It communicates with the reader mounted on the door lock to open it.

Transponders can take different forms, as the RFID chip can be installed in many ways:

• Access card
• Key fob
• Bracelet

Only persons who have the necessary access authorizations will be granted access. Everyone else stops in front of closed doors. If a person's permissions change, this can be easily adjusted via the appropriate software. Electronic locking systems with transponders therefore offer great advantages.

Advantages of electronic locking systems with transponder

The aspect of security has already been mentioned. However, electronic locking systems with transponders offer a number of other advantages. They are particularly convincing due to their high practicability. While it is cumbersome and time-consuming to dig out a key to unlock a lock, opening doors with a transponder is much easier and faster. This is a great relief, especially in buildings where many people come in and out. Convenience is a top priority for electronic locking systems with transponders.

In addition to the individual assignment of rights, which is conveniently possible via the central control system, it is also easy to track who entered the building when and which door was used for this purpose. This is important in private life, for example, if you want to be sure that family members have come home safely. At companies, access systems are of ten combined with working time recording. This way, employees don't have to clock out and clock in separately. The electronic locking system with transponder provides information about attendance.

By the way: If a transponder is lost or stolen, the entire locking system does not have to be replaced. All you have to do is adjust the permissions and block the transponder. This saves money in contrast to conventional, mechanical locking systems.

Have an electronic locking system with a transponder installed

Both private and commercial users benefit from the advantages of an electronic locking system that can be conveniently open, educing a transponder. But is such a system easy to install?

As a rule, electronic locking systems with transponders can be easily retrofitted. It is often sufficient to remove the locking cylinder and replace it with an electronic one. Some can also be attached to the inside of the lock. For new systems, it is advisable to choose the electronic version immediately. We at BlueID will be happy to advise you on individual solutions so that you too will soon be able to enter buildings comfortably and safely using transponders.

Conclusion

Electronic locking systems that can be opened with transponders are considered secure, convenient and practical. They represent a modern solution for locking systems. At BlueID, you get the system that best suits your individual needs. Let us advise you or put together your individual locking system in our locking system configurator.