13.56 Mhz Key Fob

13.56 MHz Key Fob: Community center facilities and apartment buildings often employ RFID key fobs.

Access control is a frequent use for low-frequency (125 KHz) RFID systems, particularly in apartment complexes, gyms, Ngaahi vai kaukau, elevators, and amenity gates. Due to low-frequency RFID’s operational frequency range of 30kHz to 300kHz, it communicates by inductive coupling, which enables near-field interaction between the electronic tag (such as a keychain) and the card reader. This technique works well in situations when identification at close range is necessary, such as access control systems.

Common chip models in low-frequency RFID systems include ATA5577, TK4100, EM4200, EM4305, mo e ala meʻa pehee. These chips are appropriate for many application situations and provide a variety of features and capabilities. As an example, the TK4100 and EM4200 are more often used in read-only applications, while the ATA5577 is a read-write chip.

On the other hand, situations requiring a greater degree of security and more advanced functionality—like genuine apartment unit doors that provide access to living spaces—are usually where high-frequency (13.56 MHz) RFID systems are used. High-frequency RFID has greater identification ranges and faster data transfer rates since it communicates via electromagnetic field coupling. Common chip models in high-frequency RFID systems are ISO/IEC 14443A-compliant chips, including the Mifare family chips. For example, high-frequency RFID systems are commonly used in access control systems for apartment buildings, where residents use RFID key fobs or cards to gain entry. These systems offer a more secure and reliable method of access control compared to lower-frequency systems. In addition, high-frequency RFID technology allows for the use of advanced features, such as encryption and secure authentication, making it well-suited for applications where security is a top priority. • key fob for 125khz systems are also commonly used in high-frequency RFID systems, providing convenient and secure access for users.

We can customize RFID tags with different chips for you as required.

 

Ngaahi fakangatangata ʻo e koloa

Lahi	Custom/ Based on shape
Naunau	ABS
Fakaʻilonga	Silk Printing
RFID Chip	TK4100, T5577 ,EM4305 etc
Tuʻo lahi	125Khz 13.56Mhz 860-960MHz
Lanu	Pulu, ʻUliʻuli, Yellow, etc customized
Other Craft	Laser serial number Barcode, QR code printing. etc
Protocol	125KHz: ISO11784/5 13.56MHz: ISO14443A/ 15693
Kofukofu	100pcs/bag

 

Our advantage:

1. Material and applicability: Our RFID smart keychain works with a broad range of RFID technologies, including a range of frequency bands from low-frequency 125KHz to high-frequency 13.56MHz. It may be constructed from premium materials including ABS and leather. The ideal answer for many RFID applications is offered by its broad applicability. We are willing to produce RFID smart keychains as OEMs to fulfill your specific requirements.
2. Durability: Even after extensive usage, our items will not scratch easily since they are coated with a protective layer.
3. Printing quality: Your brand and goods will be enhanced by the superior printing quality and vibrant colors produced by our German Heidelberg four-color printing press.
4. Maluʻi: A key fob, often referred to as a key fob more widely is a tiny, safe hardware gadget that has integrated authentication. It is used to guarantee data security and the precision of user authentication by managing and safeguarding access to network services and data.
5. Numerous situations for use: 13.56 MHz Key Fob (key fob) has a wide range of applications, including but not limited to access control, attendance management, identity recognition, logistics management, industrial automation, ticketing systems, casino tokens, membership management, fefonongaʻaki fakapuleʻanga, electronic payment systems, as well as swimming pools and laundry services. Whatever kind of company you run, we offer the ideal solution.