The Waterproof IP7 RFID Security Guard 4G Wireless Real-Time Guard Patrol System is a modern security system that allows guards to monitor their patrol areas in real-time. It consists of a waterproof IP7 device that is equipped with RFID technology and a 4G wireless network connection. The device can be used to record and transmit information about a guard’s location, time of arrival and departure, and any incidents that occur during their patrol. This information can then be monitored in real-time by a central control center, which can quickly respond to any issues that arise. The system is designed to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of security patrols in a variety of environments, including buildings, facilities, and outdoor areas.
Inquiry1. Shell: ABS material is anti-skid and shockproof, designed to prevent low temperatures, waterproof and resistant to falling,
2. Transmission mode: Supports 4G transmission, real-time data upload, and can be accessed on the
View and manage data on computer websites or mobile phones, enabling wireless uploading of data,
3. Equipped with lighting function, convenient for night patrol,
4. Large capacity storage: can store 60000 inspection records (the actual storage capacity is about 57000),
5. Direct charging, power supply method: using high-energy polymer soft bags,
6. The 7V rechargeable lithium battery can be charged, and the charging method is to use a separately worn suction cup charging method,
7. Size: 137mm * 32mm * 51mm,
8. Communication method: 4G/USB, with display screen: OLED display screen,
9. Battery life: Fully charged, can read cards 5000 times continuously,
10. Card reading distance: 3-5 CM induction reading Card,
11. Indication method: light/voice/vibration prompt,
12. Work efficiency: 125KHZ,
13. Working environment: Able to work in an environment of -20C~+80C
12. Product matching: patrol machine * 1, patrol points * 15, personnel card * 5, charging cable+charging head * 1, protective cover * 1, certificate of conformity * 1, User manual * 1, CD * 1.
