Promag MF700-10 RFID Reader, 13.56 MHz MIFARE, RS232/Wiegand/MSR ABA Track 2, Open Cable End, 47x16x83 mm

Access control and identification systems often struggle with slow, unreliable card reading or complex integration. The Promag MF700-10 solves this by combining a compact contactless RFID reader with multiple output interfaces, making it easy to connect to existing controllers or PCs. It reads MIFARE cards at 13.56 MHz from up to 5 cm away and outputs data via RS232, Wiegand, or MSR ABA Track 2, all through an open cable end for flexible wiring.

Who is it for

This reader is ideal for system integrators, security installers, and developers building access control, time attendance, or identification solutions. It suits both new installations and retrofits where a small, versatile reader is needed.

Main features

• Contactless reading of MIFARE Classic, Ultralight, and DESFire EV1/EV2 cards at 13.56 MHz
• Three output formats: RS232 (ASCII), Wiegand (SIA 26-bit), and MSR ABA Track 2
• Open cable end allows custom connector termination
• Reading distance up to 5 cm for quick, hands-free operation
• Bi-color LED and buzzer provide clear visual and audible feedback
• Wide operating temperature range from -20°C to +60°C
• Durable ABS housing in a compact 47 x 16 x 83 mm footprint

Specifications

• Brand: Promag
• Model: MF700-10
• MPN: MF700-10
• EAN: 5712505287897
• Product Type: RFID Reader
• Reading Technology: Contactless
• RFID Frequency: 13.56 MHz
• Supported RFID Standards: MIFARE Classic, Ultralight, DESFire EV1/EV2
• Interface: RS232
• Output Formats: Wiegand, MSR ABA Track 2
• Maximum Reading Distance: Up to 5 cm
• Cable Connection: Open Cable End
• Power Supply: 5V - 12V DC
• Current Consumption: < 100 mA
• Dimensions (W x H x D): 47 x 16 x 83 mm
• Status Indicators: Bi-color LED, Buzzer
• Operating Temperature: -20°C to +60°C
• Storage Temperature: -25°C to +70°C
• Housing Material: ABS
• Baud Rate (RS232): 9600 bps (Default)
• Data Output Format (RS232): ASCII

Tips

For best performance, mount the reader on a non-metallic surface and keep it away from other RFID devices to avoid interference. Use shielded cable for RS232 connections over longer distances. The open cable end allows you to attach the connector that matches your controller, reducing the need for adapters.