280 Cards SS304 219mm cylinder Drop Card Collector

Maximum 280 cards capacity SS304 frame material drop card collector

FEATURE OF DROP BOX CARD COLLECTOR

• Flexible card size. Can support maximum card width up to 10cm. DBX100 can take in entire card with card holder and pin clip.
• Any brand access control reader can be installed inside the dropbox. Once reader verified a valid card, reader shall trigger dropbox to accept the card. Accepted card will fall into collection bin at bottom.
• There is indication light to show operation status.
• Top cover can be opened by key for maintenance purposes.

• Bottom door can be opened by key to take out collection bin once it is full. Once collection bin is full, all cards (valid/invalid) card will fall out to the exit tray. DBX100 will not accept any more cards until the collection bin is cleared.
• DBX100 also can be used for ticketing application. Visitor can purchase entrance fees and be given a proximity card. Visitor drop the proximity card into dropbox to trigger gate to open. Operator collects all ticket (proximity card) back to ticket counter once the collection bin is full. Operator can reuse the proximity card again for next visitor.
• Dropbox is suitable for indoor application only. It is NOT suitable to be installed outdoor or near sea side.

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Typical application usage

DBX100 can be used with visitor management software (VMS) to achieve auto-visitor check out function. Visitor
no longer need to go to the reception counter to return their visitor card. Visitor just needs to drop their visitor
card into DBX100, the card will automatically check out this visitor in VMS software record.

DBX100 also can be used for ticketing application. Visitor can purchase entrance fees and be given a proximity
card. Visitor drop the proximity card into dropbox to trigger gate to open. Operator collects all ticket (proximity
card) back to ticket counter once the collection bin is full. Operator can reuse the proximity card again for next
visitor.

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