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Bender RFID114 without LEDs eMobility RFID card reader 80 A
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Technical specifications
- Rated voltage: 12.5 V
- Over voltage category III
- Pollution level 3
- Test surge voltage: 800 V
- Rated insulation voltage 12.5 V
- Height: ≤ 2000 m above sea level
- Nominal voltage 3.3 V DC
- Nominal voltage tolerance: ±5 %
- Nominal current 80 mA
- Radio frequency: 13.56 MHz
- Operating temperature -30…+70 °C
- Connection to charge controller: Via RJ45 cable
- Max. Length of connection cable: 3 m.
- IP00 protection
- Maximum reading distance 100 mm
- Weight: 25 g
- Product type
eMobility RFID card reader
- Charging current
80 A
- Nominal voltage
3.3 V
IP00
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User & Safety Instructions
User & Safety Instructions 2372873 Bender RFID114 without LEDs eMobility RFID card reader 80 A
Description
RFID module without integrated status LEDs
The RFID module is a separate board that simplifies the interaction between the user and the charging system and complies with the ISO14443A/MIFARE standard. It can be connected to the charge controller using the supplied RJ45 cable.
The charging process is started by holding a valid RFID card registered in a backend system to the antenna of the RFID module. In offline mode, the charge controller can either allow the charging process without authorization or authorize the user on an RFID basis and a local "white list" with the authorized RFID cards.
This text is machine translated.
The RFID module is a separate board that simplifies the interaction between the user and the charging system and complies with the ISO14443A/MIFARE standard. It can be connected to the charge controller using the supplied RJ45 cable.
The charging process is started by holding a valid RFID card registered in a backend system to the antenna of the RFID module. In offline mode, the charge controller can either allow the charging process without authorization or authorize the user on an RFID basis and a local "white list" with the authorized RFID cards.
This text is machine translated.
