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125 kHz rfid
A 125 kHz tag contains a low-frequency RFID chip. Due to the low frequency, these chips have a relatively short range. The chips can communicate with other devices at a distance of 2 centimeters to 100 centimeters. This makes these tags ideal for access control systems and lockers, for example. A 125 kHz tag has a memory capacity ranging from 64 bits to 1 kB. The capacity determines how much code you can program onto the tags. Are you looking for RFID tags with a frequency of 125 kHz? Then NFC World offers you a wide selection of tags to choose from.
Select the right chip type for your 125 kHz RFID project
You choose your 125 kHz RFID tags based on the chip type. You use EM4100 when you need a fixed and read only ID. You choose EM4200 when you want a more efficient version with improved performance. You use TK4100 when you want compatibility with EM formats. You select HID Prox when you work with legacy access systems. You pick the chip that fits your existing infrastructure.
Most LF chips contain a fixed ID. You do not store long user data. You store a unique identification number. You link this ID to your system. You build a robust access or membership flow. You avoid complex data structures. You use simple and effective mapping logic.
You choose the format that fits your process. You use standard cards for staff. You use small tags for tools. You use fobs for access or lockers. You attach tags to equipment or storage. You pick the size that fits your environment.
You can combine your 125 kHz tags with RFID tags in other frequencies. You use HF tags for short range smart cards. You use UHF tags for long range tracking. You create a complete identification ecosystem. You adapt your technology to your workflows.
Program and manage your 125 kHz RFID tags
You use a low frequency reader to manage your 125 kHz RFID tags. You connect the reader to your computer. You open your software. You scan the tag. You receive the ID. You map the code to your system. You manage your access permissions or membership data.
You do not write long data to most 125 kHz tags. You work with fixed IDs. You add this ID to your platform. You decide what the user can access. You update your database when needed. You manage rights for staff, visitors or members.
You test your tags with the same reader. You ensure that the ID matches your system. You confirm consistent detection. You check performance near metal surfaces. You ensure that the tag is placed correctly. You test your tags before deployment.
You use RFID readers designed for 125 kHz. You avoid compatibility issues. You build a stable programming flow. You support your team with tools that are easy to use.
Use 125 kHz RFID in access control, lockers and attendance systems
Do you order a blank 125 kHz tag in our webshop? Then you will have to program the tag yourself. This is possible with the help of a RFID readers or writer. This allows you to read, program, and duplicate RFID chips. Don’t have an RFID reader yet? You can also order one from our online store. Are you ordering RFID tags that you want to program yourself? If so, we recommend checking in advance how much memory you’ll need for your intended application. That way, you can be sure you’re ordering the right tags from our online store.
Test your 125 kHz RFID tags for stable performance
At NFC World, we specialize in RFID and NFC. In our online store, you can order all kinds of RFID tags and RFID cards, including a 125 kHz tag. With us, you’re guaranteed quality and fast delivery. If you place an order today, you’ll receive the tags the day after tomorrow. Plus, you always have a 14-day return window on our products. Would you like to order a large quantity of tags, or do you have specific requirements? Please contact us. Our specialists are happy to work with you to find the best solution.
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