Model: 13.56MHZ IC Wiegand format Product overview A contactless identification module operating at 13.56 MHz that outputs data in standard Wiegand format for direct use with Wiegandcompatible access control systems. Designed to provide consistent, fast identification for secure entry and device authorization. Key benefits Seamless integration with Wiegand access control panels and readers for straightforward installations and upgrades. Reliable, contactless identification reduces wear and maintenance compared to mechanical tokens or keyed systems. Fast response and stable signal handling minimize read errors and improve throughput at entry points. Flexible deployment across multiple applications where Wiegand interfacing is required. Main functions and attributes Frequency: 13.56 MHz frequency operation for contactless communication with compatible readers. Data format: Wiegand output for direct compatibility with standard access controllers and attendance systems. Function: Stores and transmits IC identification data to host systems in Wiegand protocol. Compatibility: Works with readers and controllers that accept 13.56 MHz IC tags and Wiegand input. Ideal for systems requiring HF contactless credentials and Wiegand data exchange. Performance and practical notes Designed for stable read performance in typical access control environments. Low power communication suitable for frequent reads without impacting system responsiveness. Suitable for retrofit projects where existing infrastructure uses Wiegand wiring and protocol. Typical use scenarios Office and facility access control: integrate with door controllers to manage employee and visitor entry using contactless credentials that output Wiegand data. Time and attendance systems: provide reliable identification input for clocking systems that accept Wiegand format. Secure equipment or cabinet access and gated parking: control localized access points where contactless, Wiegandcompatible identification is required. Why choose this model This 13.56 MHZ IC with Wiegand format offers a straightforward solution for projects that require frequency contactless identification combined with the widespread Wiegand interface. It simplifies integration, supports common access control workflows, and helps maintain consistent read performance in deployed systems.