Security Guard Patrol Monitoring System

The YD-Z200C Security Guard Patrol Monitoring System is an automatic RFID guard tour reader designed for security guards, routine patrols, facility inspections, and checkpoint verification. It uses automatic sensing to read 125kHz EM ID cards, allowing designated patrol points to be electronically recorded during daily rounds.

The system is designed to help security teams verify patrol activities along predefined routes. RFID identification cards can be placed at designated checkpoints, and patrol personnel use the handheld reader to scan the points during routine rounds. The recorded information provides electronic evidence for patrol management and route verification.

The YD-Z200C supports up to 80,000 patrol records and 32,000 impact records, providing substantial storage for regular patrol operations. Its industrial housing design and IP67 protection make it suitable for demanding security and inspection environments.

The device uses a contact USB high-speed driver-free communication interface for patrol data transfer and supports data cable charging. The built-in 3.7V polymer lithium battery integrates the device's power and daily charging requirements into the handheld unit.

Automatic RFID Patrol Verification

The YD-Z200C uses automatic sensing card reading to identify 125kHz EM ID cards during security patrol and inspection activities.

RFID identification cards can be installed at designated checkpoints along predefined patrol routes. Security personnel scan these checkpoints during daily rounds, creating electronic patrol records that can be used to verify patrol completion and route coverage.

80,000 Patrol Records & 32,000 Impact Records

The YD-Z200C supports storage of up to 80,000 patrol records and 32,000 impact records.

The large storage capacity allows patrol information to remain stored on the reader during regular field operation. Impact records provide additional device event information for operational review.

Contact USB High-Speed Driver-Free Communication

The device uses a contact USB high-speed driver-free communication interface for patrol data transfer.

The driver-free communication method simplifies connection with a computer and allows stored patrol information to be downloaded for subsequent management, reporting, and inspection review.

Built-In Battery with Data Cable Charging

The YD-Z200C incorporates a 3.7V built-in polymer lithium battery and supports data cable charging.

The integrated configuration provides a practical handheld solution for routine security patrols and inspection operations without requiring a separate battery system.

LED & Vibration Working Indication

The YD-Z200C provides LED and vibration working indications during device operation and RFID reading.

These feedback methods allow patrol personnel to receive direct operating prompts while scanning designated checkpoints in daily patrol activities.

IP67 Industrial Housing for Patrol Environments

The YD-Z200C adopts an industrial housing design with an IP67 protection rating.

Its waterproof and shock-resistant construction is suitable for security patrol and facility inspection environments where the handheld device may encounter moisture, water, dust, or accidental impact during regular use.

Patrol Management Software

The supporting patrol management software is designed for straightforward deployment and routine patrol data management.

Installation-Free & Driver-Free: The software package can be downloaded and used by extracting the software package without a complicated installation process.

Dual Patrol Data Backup: Supports both manual and automatic data backup to help protect patrol and inspection records.

Beginner-Friendly Operation: Guided operating steps allow first-time users to follow the prompts for routine system operation.

Automatic Chart Generation: Patrol results such as qualified inspections and missed inspections can be presented through automatically generated charts for easier review and management.

Step 1. Set Up Patrol Checkpoints

Identification cards or patrol points are placed at designated locations along security patrol routes.

Step 2. Scan Patrol Points

Security guards use the YD-Z200C handheld reader to automatically sense and read the designated 125kHz EM ID cards during patrol rounds.

Step 3. Store Patrol Records

The reader records patrol activities and stores the collected information in its internal memory, supporting up to 80,000 patrol records.

Step 4. Transfer Patrol Data

The recorded information can be transferred to a computer through the contact USB high-speed driver-free communication interface for subsequent patrol management and reporting.

Step 5. Review Patrol Results

The supporting patrol management software can be used to manage inspection data, back up records, and generate charts showing patrol results such as completed and missed inspections.

Hotels: Suitable for security patrols, facility inspections, equipment checks, and designated checkpoint verification across hotel properties.

Shopping Malls & Property Management: Supports security rounds, facility inspections, and routine property management across shopping malls, office buildings, residential properties, and other managed facilities.

Hospitals: Provides electronic verification for security patrols and facility inspection activities across departments, service areas, equipment rooms, and designated inspection points.

Scenic Areas: Suitable for routine patrol and inspection routes across scenic areas where designated checkpoints need to be regularly verified.

Energy Facilities: Supports regular inspection and patrol management at energy facilities where patrol records, route coverage, and inspection traceability are important.

Security Companies & In-House Security Teams: Suitable for security teams managing scheduled patrol routes and checkpoint verification across multiple shifts and managed locations.

Q1: What type of RFID cards does the YD-Z200C read?

A: The YD-Z200C uses automatic sensing to read 125kHz EM ID cards for patrol checkpoint verification and inspection recording.

Q2: How much patrol data can the YD-Z200C store?

A: The device supports storage of up to 80,000 patrol records and 32,000 impact records.

Q3: How is patrol data transferred to a computer?

A: Patrol data can be transferred through the contact USB high-speed driver-free communication interface.

Q4: How is the YD-Z200C charged?

A: The YD-Z200C uses data cable charging and incorporates a built-in 3.7V polymer lithium battery.

Q5: Is the YD-Z200C suitable for outdoor patrol use?

A: Yes. The device has an IP67 protection rating and a working temperature range of -40°C to 80°C, supporting indoor and outdoor patrol and inspection environments.

Q6: What software functions are available for patrol data management?

A: The supporting software provides installation-free and driver-free operation, dual patrol data backup, guided operation, and automatic chart generation for inspection results.