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Handheld 125KHz RFID copier writer duplicator programmer reader

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Ruth's sister 125KHz RFID EM4305 internal power cable

SKU CH-MZNK-VRFZF

Copies, writes and reads 125 kHz EM4305 RFID keyfobs and cards in a handheld device

  • Handheld RFID copier writes EM4305 tags at 125KHz
  • Duplicates ID cards and keyfobs with built-in programmer
  • Reads and matches existing 125KHz credentials instantly
  • Supports writable EM4305 format for access control cloning

Handheld 125KHz RFID EM4305 copier

This handheld device reads, writes and duplicates 125KHz RFID credentials that use the EM4305 chip. It is intended for security installers, facility managers and hobbyists who need to clone keyfobs, tags or cards on site without a PC connection.

No active cooling or external power needed

The unit draws minimal current from its internal battery during normal operation and produces no audible fan noise. Thermals remain negligible because the radio circuitry operates at low duty cycle, so the housing stays at ambient temperature during typical cloning sessions.

Highlights

  • Handheld RFID copier writes EM4305 tags at 125KHz
  • Duplicates ID cards and keyfobs with built-in programmer
  • Reads and matches existing 125KHz credentials instantly
  • Supports writable EM4305 format for access control cloning

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How do I connect the internal power cable to the 125KHz RFID copier's power input?

Plug the cable's connector firmly into the copier's DC power jack until it clicks, then route the cable away from the antenna coil to avoid interference.

Which parts of the 125KHz RFID copier will need replacement after heavy use?

The antenna coil and button contacts wear first; keep spare EM4305 keyfobs on hand because the writer head degrades after thousands of write cycles.

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