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125khz LF Low Frequency RFID Card Access Control RFID Card EM4100 EM4200 TK4100

125khz LF Low Frequency RFID Card Access Control RFID Card EM4100 EM4200 TK4100

Brand Name: Vionext
Model Number: LF002
MOQ: 100pcs
Packaging Details: 200pcs/samll inner box, 1000/3000/5000pcs per outer box
Payment Terms: L/C, D/P, T/T, Western Union, MoneyGram,Paypal
Detail Information
Place of Origin:
China
Certification:
SGS
Operating Temperature:
-20°C To 55°C
Data Retention:
10 Years
Read Range:
Up To 10 Cm
Protocol:
ISO 11784/11785
Write Endurance:
100,000 Cycles
Printing:
CMYK Offset Printing, Silk Screen Printing
Data Storage:
64 Bits, 128 Bits, 256 Bits, Etc.
Frequency:
125 KHz
Dimension:
85.6 X 54 X 0.8 Mm
Application:
Access Control, Time Attendance, Loyalty System, Etc.
Storage Temperature:
-20°C To 65°C
Material:
PVC, PET, ABS, Etc.
Chip Type:
EM4100, EM4200, TK4100, Etc.
Personalization:
Barcode, QR Code, Magnetic Stripe, Etc.
Supply Ability:
500000pcs per month
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125khz Low Frequency RFID Card

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125khz Access Control RFID Card

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EM4100 Low Frequency RFID Card

Product Description

125khz LF Low Frequency RFID Card Access Control RFID Card EM4100 EM4200 TK4100 0

125kHz LF (Low Frequency) RFID cards are passive identification devices widely used in access control and security applications. These cards operate without batteries, instead drawing power through electromagnetic induction when brought within range of a compatible reader.

The card contains a simple microchip and an antenna coil, typically made of copper wire with multiple turns. When the card enters a reader's magnetic field, the induced current powers the chip, which then transmits its unique identification number back to the reader through load modulation.

Key characteristics of 125kHz RFID cards include:

  • Read range: Usually 2-10 centimeters
  • Data capacity: Generally limited to a fixed 32-128 bit ID number
  • Data transfer rate: Relatively slow compared to higher frequencies
  • Cannot be reprogrammed (read-only)
  • Not encrypted, offering basic security only
  • Highly reliable in challenging environments
  • Can work near metal or liquid
  • Low cost and durable construction

Common formats include:

  • ISO card (credit card size)
  • Key fob
  • Adhesive disc tag

These cards are particularly popular in:

  • Building access control
  • Time and attendance systems
  • Legacy security systems
  • Parking facilities
  • Hotel room keys
  • Pet identification

While newer technologies like 13.56MHz HF RFID offer better security and functionality, 125kHz cards remain widespread due to their established infrastructure, reliability, and cost-effectiveness. Their simplicity and durability make them suitable for basic identification tasks, though they are gradually being replaced in applications requiring higher security or data storage capabilities.

The technology is considered mature and standardized, with various manufacturers producing compatible cards and readers, ensuring broad interoperability across different systems and installations.

Products Details

Home > Products >
LF RFID Card
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125khz LF Low Frequency RFID Card Access Control RFID Card EM4100 EM4200 TK4100

125khz LF Low Frequency RFID Card Access Control RFID Card EM4100 EM4200 TK4100

Brand Name: Vionext
Model Number: LF002
MOQ: 100pcs
Packaging Details: 200pcs/samll inner box, 1000/3000/5000pcs per outer box
Payment Terms: L/C, D/P, T/T, Western Union, MoneyGram,Paypal
Detail Information
Place of Origin:
China
Brand Name:
Vionext
Certification:
SGS
Model Number:
LF002
Operating Temperature:
-20°C To 55°C
Data Retention:
10 Years
Read Range:
Up To 10 Cm
Protocol:
ISO 11784/11785
Write Endurance:
100,000 Cycles
Printing:
CMYK Offset Printing, Silk Screen Printing
Data Storage:
64 Bits, 128 Bits, 256 Bits, Etc.
Frequency:
125 KHz
Dimension:
85.6 X 54 X 0.8 Mm
Application:
Access Control, Time Attendance, Loyalty System, Etc.
Storage Temperature:
-20°C To 65°C
Material:
PVC, PET, ABS, Etc.
Chip Type:
EM4100, EM4200, TK4100, Etc.
Personalization:
Barcode, QR Code, Magnetic Stripe, Etc.
Minimum Order Quantity:
100pcs
Packaging Details:
200pcs/samll inner box, 1000/3000/5000pcs per outer box
Delivery Time:
5-8 working days
Payment Terms:
L/C, D/P, T/T, Western Union, MoneyGram,Paypal
Supply Ability:
500000pcs per month
Highlight:

125khz Low Frequency RFID Card

,

125khz Access Control RFID Card

,

EM4100 Low Frequency RFID Card

Product Description

125khz LF Low Frequency RFID Card Access Control RFID Card EM4100 EM4200 TK4100 0

125kHz LF (Low Frequency) RFID cards are passive identification devices widely used in access control and security applications. These cards operate without batteries, instead drawing power through electromagnetic induction when brought within range of a compatible reader.

The card contains a simple microchip and an antenna coil, typically made of copper wire with multiple turns. When the card enters a reader's magnetic field, the induced current powers the chip, which then transmits its unique identification number back to the reader through load modulation.

Key characteristics of 125kHz RFID cards include:

  • Read range: Usually 2-10 centimeters
  • Data capacity: Generally limited to a fixed 32-128 bit ID number
  • Data transfer rate: Relatively slow compared to higher frequencies
  • Cannot be reprogrammed (read-only)
  • Not encrypted, offering basic security only
  • Highly reliable in challenging environments
  • Can work near metal or liquid
  • Low cost and durable construction

Common formats include:

  • ISO card (credit card size)
  • Key fob
  • Adhesive disc tag

These cards are particularly popular in:

  • Building access control
  • Time and attendance systems
  • Legacy security systems
  • Parking facilities
  • Hotel room keys
  • Pet identification

While newer technologies like 13.56MHz HF RFID offer better security and functionality, 125kHz cards remain widespread due to their established infrastructure, reliability, and cost-effectiveness. Their simplicity and durability make them suitable for basic identification tasks, though they are gradually being replaced in applications requiring higher security or data storage capabilities.

The technology is considered mature and standardized, with various manufacturers producing compatible cards and readers, ensuring broad interoperability across different systems and installations.