Product Description
13.56 MHz key fob for ISO14443A-based access control installs — programmable per-chip, ABS body, keyring form factor.
Spec relevant on site: it operates at 13.56 MHz and targets ISO14443A NFC systems, which covers the great majority of current-generation door controllers and NFC-capable readers rather than legacy 125 kHz EM/HID proximity gear. Confirm reader protocol before ordering in bulk for a mixed-generation estate.
Key specs
- Frequency: 13.56 MHz
- Protocol: ISO14443A (NFC)
- Programming: programmable RFID tag; writable memory depends on the chip fitted
- Housing: ABS plastic, water-resistant, rated for indoor and outdoor use
- Form factor: compact keychain fob
- Also listed as: GR-ACM-KEYFOB-13.56MHZ-LN
Deployment notes
Each fob transmits an ID string to the reader on presentation; the controller or access software then grants or denies access against the programmed permission set. That means enrolment happens in your software or door controller, not on the fob itself — plan admin time accordingly for large user counts.
Typical install contexts: office and residential door access, staff attendance logging, parking access and general security access control where a contactless credential is preferred over a card. The waterproof ABS shell suits external readers on gates, barriers and outbuilding doors as well as internal door sets.
Stock the fob against controllers or readers already confirmed as ISO14443A/13.56 MHz — it is not described as compatible with 125 kHz proximity systems.
Specifications
- Frequency
- 13.56 MHz
Technical Specifications
Frequently Asked Questions
What frequency and protocol does this fob use?
It operates at 13.56 MHz and is designed for compatibility with ISO14443A RFID/NFC systems.
Can it be programmed with custom data?
Yes, it is a programmable RFID tag; the writable memory available depends on the specific chip fitted.
Is it suitable for outdoor readers, e.g. on a gate?
The housing is water-resistant ABS plastic, described as suitable for both indoor and outdoor access control use.
Will it work with older 125 kHz proximity readers?
The source specification lists ISO14443A/13.56 MHz compatibility only, so it is not confirmed to work with 125 kHz proximity systems.
