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Specialized Security Product also featured USB reader as well as cards and fobs
The new range features various Mifare HID and EM access cards and readers

Security product distributor and manufacturer, Specialized Security Products Ltd will be showcasing a new range of access card and readers products at this year’s IFSEC exhibition.

The new range, already available to view online at www.specialized-security.co.uk, and from a recently published ‘Access Cards & Readers Brochure’, features a variety of Mifare HID and EM access cards and readers.

Specialized Security Products Ltd will be showcasing the latest range on stand E5 Hall 4 at IFSEC International at the NEC in Birmingham from May 14 to 17.

Products to be featured on the stand alongside the latest access cards and readers:

  • Mifare Readers: Including the Mifare Long Range Reader which has a 60mm reader range and Mifare Vandal Readers which are all metal cased and IP67 rated.
  • USB Readers: Ideal for computing and printer interfacing, these readers include Mifare, Prox, and HID compatible ranges.
  • Cards and fobs: Each range of readers includes cards, fobs, and wristbands (Mifare only) compatible with each reader.

 Rob Ansell, Director at Specialized Security Products, said: “We are excited about exhibiting at IFSEC for our twelfth year running, and showcasing our latest product range of access cards and readers to the industry. We have had great success so far with our current customers and look forward to demonstrating this to some new faces at the exhibition.”

Specialized Security Products can be found at stand E5 in Hall 4 at IFSEC during 14th – 17th May at the NEC in Birmingham.

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