RFID Writer 125Khz

RFID writer

Are you planning to purchase an RFID writer? At NFC World, you've come to the right place. The RFID writer makes it possible to read, program and duplicate RFID chips at a frequency of 125KHz. Also check out our RFID tags which are perfect to combine with the RFID writer.

This handheld RFID duplicator and writer allows you to read and write RFID chips quickly and easily. The device supports various RFID chips, including EM/TK (EM4100 TK4100), EM4305, CET5557, T5577, 5200 and EM4205. This makes the device suitable for various applications such as in industry, warehouses, offices and home.

The device has a read/write distance of up to 10 cm and can be used in auto or manual write mode. This gives you the flexibility to choose the best writing mode for your specific application. The device runs on 2 AAA batteries (not included) so you can use it anywhere. With compact dimensions of 110 mm x 70 mm x 30 mm and light weight of only 90 g, the handheld RFID duplicator and writer is easily portable and you can take it anywhere. Operation is simple.

This device is ideal for users looking for an easy-to-use, portable and reliable RFID duplicator and writer for various applications. With its wide compatibility, read/write distance and write mode, this device provides an excellent solution for managing RFID chips.

The applications of an RFID writer

The RFID writer makes it possible to perform multiple tasks. Among other things, it is possible to read RFID tags by means of the serial number. Also, of course, it is possible to program RFID tags and duplicate them easily. This allows you to duplicate tags with one hand which normally often involves a lot of time and effort. The product runs on batteries, therefore no connection to a computer is required. Please note that batteries are not included.

Using RFID writer is how you do it:

1. Select the "read" or "copy" option.
2. Hold the RFID card against the side of the writer.
3. Next, the writer will make a "zoom" sound.
4. When the light in the writer turns green, the task has been successfully completed.
5. Does the light turn red? Then something has gone wrong. Please try again.