Dual Frequency RFID Card Reader 125KHz & 13.56MHz USB

3.8 Β· 22 reviews

Dual frequency RFID reader supports 125KHz and 13.56MHz cards for versatile identification applications.

  • Fast 0.2-second reading speed
  • USB-powered for easy connectivity
  • Compatible with TK4001/EM4100 ID and MF/S50/S70 IC cards

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Estimated Delivery Time3–7 business days

Versatile Dual Frequency Capability

This RFID reader operates on both 125KHz and 13.56MHz frequencies, offering broad compatibility with a variety of ID and IC cards. Ensure you select the correct frequency option when ordering.

It recognizes TK4001/EM4100 ID cards and MF/S50/S70 cards following the 14443A standard, making it suitable for diverse identification needs.

Efficient and Fast Reading Performance

With a rapid 0.2-second reading speed and up to 80mm reading distance, this device provides timely and efficient scanning for various applications.

  • Quick card recognition to streamline operations
  • Reliable distance for user-friendly access

Easy USB Connectivity and Power Supply

Powered and connected via USB, the reader requires no external power source, simplifying setup and integration with existing systems.

  • Direct USB power supply with 5V DC voltage
  • Simple plug-and-play functionality

Wide Application Range

Ideal for access control systems, hotel locks, as well as utility meter management including water, electricity, and gas meters.

Supports both ID and IC card management systems, enhancing security and operational efficiency.

User Friendly Operation

Simply open any text input software such as Notepad or Word on your computer and bring the card close to the reader. The card number will be displayed automatically, facilitating straightforward programming and identification tasks.

Key specifications

  • Frequencies Supported: 125KHz and 13.56MHz dual frequency
  • Reading Speed: 0.2 seconds
  • Reading Distance: 0-80 millimeters
  • Communication Interface: USB
  • Power Supply: USB powered, 5V DC (+/-5%)
  • Working Current: 100mA
  • Supported Card Types: TK4001/EM4100 ID cards, MF/S50/S70 IC cards (14443A protocol)

What's in the box

  • 1 RFID card reader
  • 1 USB cable
Product FAQ

Frequently asked questions

01 What frequencies does this RFID card reader support?

It supports both 125KHz and 13.56MHz frequencies, capable of reading cards within these ranges.

02 What types of cards are compatible?

Compatible cards include TK4001/EM4100 ID cards and MF/S50/S70 IC cards following the 14443A protocol.

03 How fast can the reader detect a card?

The reading speed is approximately 0.2 seconds for quick identification.

04 What is the reading distance for this reader?

It can read cards from 0 up to 80mm away, depending on card type and environment.

05 How is the device powered?

The card reader is powered via USB connection, supplied by 5V DC.

06 What communication interface does the reader use?

Communication is established through a USB interface for easy connection to computers.

07 Can I use this reader with a computer's text editor?

Yes, you can open any output software like Notepad, Word, or Excel to capture the card number when scanning.

08 Does the reader require any additional power supply?

No, the reader draws power directly from the USB connection.

09 Is the reader compatible with hotel locks and utility meters?

Yes, it is widely used for access control systems, hotel locks, and utility meters such as water, electricity, and gas.

10 What comes included with the purchase?

The package includes one RFID card reader and one USB cable for immediate use.

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Discussion

3.8
Based on 22 reviews
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P***I September 8, 2026 β˜… β˜… β˜… β˜… β˜…

It doesn't work!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

U***c August 23, 2026 β˜… β˜… β˜… β˜… β˜…

Works fine, on linux as well, distance up to ~1cm. it types out the id and presses return (like a keyboard).

Mysterious Shopper July 29, 2026 β˜… β˜… β˜… β˜… β˜…

The box was very well packaged, but the product is functioning normally.

p***r July 10, 2026 β˜… β˜… β˜… β˜… β˜…

keep it up

Mysterious Shopper July 5, 2026 β˜… β˜… β˜… β˜… β˜…

I've tried connecting Windows 11, Ubuntu, and Android, and NFC recognition works right away.