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TAG RFID 125 Khz ID 36x29x6.6mm
This is 125K RFID Tag. The RFID technology is used for sensing and identifying tagged people and objects for access control, automation, and a whole range of different applications.
Operating on a frequency of 125kHz, these tokens are all pre-programmed with unique ID numbers to communicate wirelessly with RFID Readers over distances of around 10cm or less. This means you can attach it to vehicles or items, keyrings or even pets’ collars to keep track of the location via an array of readers in the office, warehouse or home.
70,00 DA
- Read only
- Can not be programmed.
- Can’t compatible with UHF reader and encrypted readers, for exemple,HID,cobra,APICK, Paradox,Radio,Honeywell,Kaba,Isonas,etc
- Response frequency: 125KHz.
- Chip type: EM-ID 4100/4102 (Only Read)
- Detecting distance: 5-10cm.
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