Luminous RFID Guard Checkpoint Tag

The YD-ZM660 Luminous RFID Guard Checkpoint Tag is a passive checkpoint designed for electronic guard tour and patrol management systems. It uses 125kHz EM technology and is compatible with 125kHz guard tour readers.

Featuring a luminous design, the checkpoint can be easily identified in dark or low-light patrol environments without requiring an additional luminous label. It adopts an ABS plastic housing with a passive, no-wiring design for convenient deployment.

The checkpoint can be installed using structural adhesive or screws. For reliable RFID reading performance, it should not be installed directly on metal walls. An anti-metal checkpoint is recommended for metal installation surfaces.

Designed for long-term patrol system deployment, the YD-ZM660 is suitable for hotels, office buildings, schools, shopping malls, hospitals, government facilities, and other indoor or outdoor patrol environments.

125kHz EM RFID Checkpoint

The YD-ZM660 uses 125kHz EM technology and is compatible with 125kHz guard tour readers for fixed patrol and inspection checkpoints.

Luminous Design

The luminous design makes the checkpoint easier to locate in dark or low-light environments without requiring an additional luminous label.

Passive & No-Wiring Design

The checkpoint requires no battery, external power, or wiring, simplifying deployment across patrol routes and reducing routine maintenance.

Easy Installation

The checkpoint can be fixed using structural adhesive or screws. It should not be installed directly on metal walls, as metal may interfere with RFID reading. An anti-metal checkpoint is recommended for metal surfaces.

Water-Resistant & Long Service Life

Designed for indoor and outdoor patrol environments, the checkpoint is water-resistant and specified for a service life of up to 20 years / approximately 350,000 scans.

Patrol Route Configuration

Each checkpoint can be named and assigned to patrol routes through the management software. A single checkpoint can also be shared across different routes when required by the project.

Installation & Deployment

The YD-ZM660 can be installed at designated patrol points using structural adhesive or screws. For reliable RFID performance, avoid direct installation on metal surfaces; use an anti-metal checkpoint where required.

After installation, checkpoints can be named and assigned to corresponding routes in the patrol management software.

Hotels & Resorts: Suitable for fixed patrol points across hotel entrances, service areas, corridors, equipment areas, and other managed locations.

Office Buildings: Can be installed at designated checkpoints along security patrol routes in office buildings and commercial properties.

Schools & Universities: Supports scheduled security rounds and facility inspection routes across campuses and managed buildings.

Shopping Malls & Retail Facilities: Suitable for fixed patrol points across entrances, public areas, equipment areas, service corridors, and other managed locations.

Hospitals & Healthcare Facilities: Can be deployed at designated inspection points for security patrols and routine facility checks.

Government & Public Facilities: Supports electronic patrol point identification for security teams managing predefined inspection routes.

Outdoor Patrol Areas: Suitable for appropriate outdoor patrol environments requiring water-resistant checkpoint deployment.

Low-Light Patrol Routes: The luminous design makes the checkpoint easier to locate during nighttime or low-light patrol operations without requiring an additional luminous label.

Q1: Can the same checkpoint be assigned to different patrol routes in a project?

A: Yes. In the patrol management software, checkpoints can be named and assigned to different routes according to the patrol plan. The same checkpoint can also be shared by multiple routes when the project requires common inspection points.

Q2: What should be considered when installing checkpoints on different wall surfaces?

A: The YD-ZM660 can be fixed using structural adhesive or screws. It should not be installed directly on metal walls, as metal may interfere with the RFID frequency and affect reading performance. For metal surfaces, an anti-metal checkpoint should be selected.

Q3: How is the checkpoint managed after installation?

A: After installation, each checkpoint can be identified and named in the patrol management software and then assigned to the corresponding patrol route. This allows the checkpoints to be organized according to the project's patrol areas and inspection requirements.