Smart Card Reader AND WRITER Recorder RFID IC Copier, NFC Duplicator, 13.56Mhz-125KHZ

The Smart Card Reader and Writer, Recorder RFID IC Copier, NFC Duplicator (13.56 MHz-125 kHz) is a highly versatile device designed to read, write, record, and duplicate data from RFID and NFC cards. It serves multiple functions, making it a valuable tool for various industries like security, access control, and personal data management. Below is a detailed description of its features and capabilities:

Key Features:

Frequency Range:

• Dual Frequency Operation:
• Supports both 125 kHz (Low Frequency - LF) and 13.56 MHz (High Frequency - HF), making it compatible with a wide range of RFID and NFC cards. This allows the device to work with cards used in access control systems, transportation, and other smart card applications.

Card Compatibility:

RFID and NFC Card Support:

• Compatible with a variety of RFID and NFC card types, including IC cards, ID cards, proximity cards, and smartcards.
• Works with popular card formats like MIFARE Classic, Ultralight, DESFire, and EM4100, among others.
• Can read and copy ISO14443A/B compliant cards, commonly used in many access control and payment systems.

Read, Write, and Copy Functions:

Reading Capabilities:

• Reads card data, including serial numbers and encrypted data, from a range of RFID and NFC cards.

Writing Capabilities:

• Can write new data to blank, rewritable cards, making it useful for programming cards for access control, identification, or payment purposes.

Duplication:

• Copies or clones existing cards by transferring data from the original card to a blank card, providing backup or duplicate copies of keycards, ID cards, and more.

Display and User Interface:

LCD Display:

• The device often features a built-in LCD screen that shows important information such as card type, frequency, data, and operation status in real time.

User-Friendly Control:

• Comes with physical buttons or a touchscreen to navigate through options and perform read, write, or copy operations easily.

Data Storage:

Internal Memory:

• Has onboard memory storage, allowing the device to save card data temporarily for duplication or later use.

Portable Design:

Compact and Handheld:

• Small, lightweight, and easy to carry, making it ideal for fieldwork or mobile applications where access to a larger system may not be feasible.

Battery-Powered:

• Powered by a rechargeable battery (via USB), offering portability and the ability to use the device without needing to be constantly connected to a power source.

Connectivity:

USB Interface:

• Can connect to a PC via USB for data transfer, firmware updates, or advanced operations.

Data Export:

• Some models allow for data export, enabling users to transfer card information to a computer or external device for further processing or backup.

Security and Encryption:

Data Encryption Support:

• Supports reading encrypted RFID/NFC data and can handle basic encryption protocols, although more advanced encryption might require specialized software or keys.

Common Applications:

• Access Control Systems: Duplicating or creating cards for secure entry systems.
• Public Transportation: Reading, writing, and cloning transit cards for personal use.
• Security Auditing: Testing or analyzing RFID systems and their security.
• Personal Card Backup: Creating backup copies of cards for personal use.

Use Cases:

• Security Professionals: Often used by IT and security professionals to manage access control cards.
• Hobbyists and Technicians: Suitable for those who work with RFID/NFC cards for personal or professional projects.

This device is a valuable tool for anyone working with RFID and NFC technologies, offering convenience, portability, and powerful functionality for reading, writing, and duplicating smart cards. It’s important to note that such devices should be used responsibly and legally, respecting privacy and ownership of the cards involved.

Package
content 1 x card reader
1 x cable