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USB RFID Reader 125kHz & 13.56MHz Dual Frequency Smart Card

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USB RFID Reader 125kHz & 13.56MHz Dual Frequency Smart Card

$13.76
Sale price  $13.76 Regular price  $16.19
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Dual Frequency USB RFID Card Reader – 125kHz & 13.56MHz

Upgrade your access control or card management setup with this versatile Dual Frequency USB RFID Reader. Supporting both 125kHz and 13.56MHz frequencies, it reads a wide range of proximity smart cards and key fobs — making it ideal for office access systems, attendance tracking, membership management, inventory control, and hobbyist projects.

Simply plug it into any USB port — no drivers needed. Open any text-input application (Notepad, Word, Excel, or any custom software), hold a compatible card near the reader, and the card's unique ID number is instantly output at your cursor. It's that easy.

Key Features

  • Dual Frequency Support: Reads both 125kHz (EM4100, EM4200) and 13.56MHz (ISO 14443A/B, Mifare) cards and tags
  • Plug & Play USB: Works as a standard HID keyboard device — no drivers or software installation required
  • Wide Compatibility: Compatible with Windows, macOS, and Linux operating systems
  • Compact & Durable Build: Constructed from plastic and metal for a sturdy, long-lasting form factor
  • Sleek Black Finish: Low-profile design (10.5 × 6.9 × 1.0 cm) fits neatly on any desk or workstation
  • Fast Card Detection: Near-instant proximity detection for smooth, efficient card reading
  • Versatile Use: Perfect for access control systems, time & attendance, data collection, and DIY security projects

How to Use

  1. Connect the reader to your computer via the USB port — it is recognized automatically as a keyboard input device.
  2. Open any text input application such as Notepad, Word, or Excel and place your cursor in the text field.
  3. Hold a compatible RFID card or key fob near the reader.
  4. The card's unique ID number is instantly typed into your application — ready to log, record, or process.

Specifications

Supported Frequencies 125kHz & 13.56MHz
Interface USB (HID Keyboard emulation)
Compatible Card Types EM4100, EM4200, ISO 14443A/B, Mifare, and more
Dimensions 10.5 × 6.9 × 1.0 cm
Material Plastic + Metal
Color Black
OS Compatibility Windows, macOS, Linux

Learn More About RFID Technology

RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) is widely used in access control, supply chain, and identification systems. For an authoritative overview of RFID and related technologies, visit the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) – RFID Resources.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What types of RFID cards does this USB reader support?

A: This dual frequency USB RFID reader supports both 125kHz cards (such as EM4100 and EM4200 format proximity cards) and 13.56MHz smart cards (including ISO 14443A/B and Mifare standard cards). This broad compatibility makes it suitable for most common access control cards, key fobs, and RFID tags.

Q: Do I need to install any drivers or special software to use this RFID reader?

A: No — this USB RFID reader operates as a plug-and-play HID keyboard device. Simply connect it to a USB port on your Windows, macOS, or Linux computer and it is ready to use immediately. Open any text-input application (such as Notepad, Word, or Excel), position your cursor, and the reader will type the card's ID number directly when a card is detected.

Q: What is the reading range for this proximity RFID reader?

A: The reading range depends on the card type and thickness, but typically falls within 3–8 cm for standard proximity cards. For best results, hold the card flat and parallel to the surface of the reader.

Q: Is this USB RFID reader suitable for building access control or attendance systems?

A: Yes. This reader is well-suited for integration into office access control setups, employee time-and-attendance logging, membership check-in systems, and inventory management applications. Because it outputs card data as keystrokes, it works with virtually any database, spreadsheet, or custom software that accepts text input.

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