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Nedap NV: enhanced-security access badge

Nedap NV: enhanced-security access badge. Nedap NV has introduced Nexs.

This new access badge is the company’s response to the increased demand for affordable, high-security badges.

Nexs uses triple DES (Data Encryption Standard) technology, which not only increases its security level but also improves the detection distance, making it more user friendly.

It is compatible with its predecessors: the company’s Proxs, Unixs and Maxs badges.

The existing Aeos readers, AP1001 and AP1005 can be made suitable for reading the Nexs enhanced-security badges by loading new firmware.

ilse.peters@nedap.com

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