Product Description
A 13.56MHz key fob is a small tag you tap on a reader to open a door — no code to remember, no card to swipe. This one is built for ISO14443A access control systems, the common protocol behind most modern office and residential door entry setups.
What it's for
Tap the fob against a compatible 13.56 MHz RFID/NFC reader and it sends its ID to the access controller, which grants or denies entry based on how it's been programmed. Typical uses include door access, attendance tracking and general security access control.
What to check before buying
- Frequency match: your reader and controller must support 13.56 MHz — this fob won't work on a different-frequency system.
- Protocol match: confirm your access control software or panel is compatible with ISO14443A.
- Programming: the fob is programmable, but available memory depends on the chip fitted, so it needs registering in your access control software or at the door controller before it'll open anything.
Build
Housing is durable waterproof ABS plastic, and the compact keychain shape means it clips onto keys, lanyards or ID holders without adding bulk.
This is a standalone key tag — you'll still need a compatible 13.56 MHz reader and access controller for it to do anything.
Specifications
- Frequency
- 13.56 MHz
Technical Specifications
Frequently Asked Questions
What frequency does this key fob use?
It operates at 13.56 MHz and is designed for ISO14443A RFID/NFC systems.
Will it work with any door entry reader?
Only with readers and controllers that support 13.56 MHz and ISO14443A — check this before ordering.
Is the fob waterproof?
Yes, it has a durable waterproof ABS housing, suitable for typical indoor and outdoor access points.
Can I program the fob myself?
It's a programmable RFID tag, though available memory depends on the chip fitted; it needs registering in your access control software or at the door controller.
