Select guest credentials against the actual door locks, lockers and leisure systems. An RFID wristband or card that works at one reader may need different personalization at another. Qualify every intended guest interaction before committing to the production configuration.
| Project decision | What to define | What the sample must demonstrate |
|---|---|---|
| Guest room access | Lock manufacturer, supported IC and hotel issuing software. | Check issuance, room access, expiry and replacement behavior. |
| Pool and leisure use | Band fit, closure, water exposure, cleaning and intended reuse. | Check wear comfort and readability in the actual wet and dry conditions. |
| Shared credential across systems | Reader requirements for each door, locker and service point. | Test each application and any conflicting data or authentication requirements. |
These are catalog options for a specification discussion. Confirm suitability with your system provider and qualify the chosen product before production.
A CR80 identification card measuring 85.60 × 53.98 mm, available with LF, HF and UHF chip options. Combine chip selection with printed artwork, serialization, magnetic stripe and other personalization options for access, membership and integrated business systems.
A silicone wristband with an adjustable metal buckle and a size of 246 × 36 mm. Specify the chip, band color and silkscreen artwork for wearable identification in your guest or membership program.
No. Provide the lock model, supported chip and issuing requirements. The MIFARE family name alone is not enough to select a working credential.
State the intended wearing duration, size range, cleaning process and exposure conditions. Confirm the selected construction and sample acceptance criteria before ordering.
