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Axis 02909-001 NFC Reader 13.56 MHz

Axis 02909-001 NFC Reader 13.56 MHzThe Axis Communications 02909-001 is a 13.56 MHz NFC (Near Field Communication) reader engineered for seamless inte…

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SKU: 02909-001
Condition: New
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Axis 02909-001 NFC Reader 13.56 MHz

The Axis Communications 02909-001 is a 13.56 MHz NFC (Near Field Communication) reader engineered for seamless integration with Axis access control and building security systems. Designed as a direct replacement for the legacy 02393-001 model, this device delivers reliable contactless credential authentication in network-based security deployments, supporting both card and mobile device-based access verification.

Key Features

  • 13.56 MHz NFC Standard — Operates at the universal NFC frequency with full compliance to ISO/IEC 14443 Type A and Type B card formats for broad credential compatibility
  • 3-Meter Ethernet Cable — Extended cable length enables flexible wall-mounted and recessed installation scenarios without additional infrastructure modifications
  • Direct Replacement for 02393-001 — Maintains full backward compatibility with existing Axis access control systems, streamlining field upgrades and equipment swaps
  • Network-Based Architecture — Connects via Ethernet for centralized credential management, real-time verification, and comprehensive audit logging through Axis control infrastructure
  • Compact Form Factor — Optimized for surface mounting at entry points, security gates, and controlled vestibules in indoor environments
  • Multi-Credential Support — Reads NFC-enabled cards, key fobs, and smartphone-based credentials using open NFC standards

Technical Highlights

This NFC reader integrates directly into Axis networked security ecosystems, providing credential-agnostic authentication for organizations requiring flexible identity verification. The included 3-meter Ethernet cable eliminates the need for custom cabling or junction boxes in most installation scenarios. Support for ISO/IEC 14443 standards ensures compatibility with industry-standard NFC credentials, reducing integration complexity and vendor lock-in risks.

Ideal Applications

  • Enterprise access control and employee credentialing
  • Secure facility entry point authentication
  • Multi-building campus access management
  • Visitor management and temporary credential verification
  • High-security vestibule and data center access
  • Retrofit deployments replacing legacy 02393-001 readers
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Form Factor: NFC Reader
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