Maximize Safety & Security with Clincher RFID
Extra-Wide 1 ½”
Closure Types
#4RME-XX-PDO Metal Fasteners
#4RPE-XX-PDO Two-Piece Plastic Snap
Color Options
Substitute “XX” For Color Option
PDC’s revolutionary Clincher® Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) Wristbands bring an advanced level of identification and tracking to correctional and law enforcement facilities. RFID wristbands contain a microchip and antenna, which allow information to be written to and retrieved by RFID scanners. The system provides today’s most advanced method of automatic identification.
Together with GUARDIAN RFID®, your staff can maximize productivity and compliance by automating a wide range of responsibilities, including:
- Medication administration
- Standing headcounts
- Programs attendance
- Real-time activity logging
- Inmate movements
- Recreation and meal offerings
- Supply passes
Clincher Extra Wide RFID + GUARDIAN
- Clincher® is non-transferable and securely worn at all times (unlike badges)
- RFID is 20x faster than barcode and easier to use
- Clincher® X-Wide lasts significantly longer than thermal and Tyvek® temporary wristbands
- Unique RFID wristband mitigates counterfeiting and replication
- Fully automate a broader range of data collection needs to eliminate manual and paper-based systems
- No line-of-sight record versus barcode-based wristbands
- Automatic visual and electronic inmate identification via GUARDIAN RFID Mobile Command
- Supports integration with a wide range of systems
Guardian RFID is implemented in Law Enforcement facilities across the United States. See below for how Wharton County and Brazos County have found success with Guardian RFID technology.
“With Clincher RFID, we now have an electronic record of date, time, and location for each interaction between officer and inmate. If there is an investigation on an assault or suicide occurrence, we’re able to document and prove in court that there was one-on-one contact between the individual detainee and jail guard. Being able to manage and document the individual interactions between guards and detainees is critical to several of our safety programs, including suicide prevention, drug abuse prevention, and medical care administration.”
Nick Whitmore
Jail Administrator
Hardin County Jail, Eldora
RFID Inlay Specifications
Texas Instruments
Tag-it HF-I
Mifare 1K
Mifare EV-1
Operating Frequency
13.56 MHz
13.56 MHz
13.56 MHz
EEPROM Size
256 bytes (2048 bit)
1024 bytes (8192 bit)
1024 bytes (8192 bit)
Memory Organization
Unique Serial Number (UID)
64 blocks | 4 bytes each
8 bytes (64 bit)
16 sectors | 4 blocks x 16 bytes
4 bytes (32 bit)
16 sectors | 4 blocks x 16 bytes
4 bytes (32 bit) | 7 bytes (56 bit)
RF Interface
ISO/EIC 15693-3
ISO/EIC 1443-A
ISO/EIC 1443-A
Data Retention (Years)
10
10
10
Write Endurance (Cycles)
100,000
200,000
200,000
Read / Write Range
3.5”/8.9 cm
10 cm
10 cm
Clasp Options
Regular Size Metal Clasp
3RME-XX-PDO
3RMA-XX-PDO
3RMM-XX-PDO
Regular Size Plastic Clasp
3RPE-XX-PDO
3RPA-XX-PDO
3RPM-XX-PDO
Extra Wide Metal Clasp
4RME-XX-PDO
4RMA-XX-PDO
4RMM-XX-PDO
Extra Wide Plastic Clasp
4RPE-XX-PDO
4RPA-XX-PDO
4RPM-XX-PDO
Replace “XX” with color number when placing order
