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Internal power cable for RFID copier, black connectors

Ruth's sister

Ruth's sister 13.56 MHz RFID Copier internal power cable

SKU CH-9WQ8-CJM4H

Internal power cable for 13.56 MHz RFID copier and duplicator

  • Operates at 13.56 MHz for standard RFID tasks
  • Copies M1 cards and encrypted UID tags
  • USB connection simplifies programmer integration
  • Functions as reader, writer and duplicator in one unit

RFID copier internal power cable

This internal power cable is built for the Ruth's sister 13.56 MHz RFID copier and supplies the unit from a standard PC power supply. It fits inside a chassis and connects the copier's power input to an available connector on the PSU.

Builders adding an RFID duplicator to a desktop

The cable suits anyone installing the copier in a desktop system that has a free internal power lead. It will not work for users who need an external power adapter or a different connector type for a laptop or portable setup.

Highlights

  • Operates at 13.56 MHz for standard RFID tasks
  • Copies M1 cards and encrypted UID tags
  • USB connection simplifies programmer integration
  • Functions as reader, writer and duplicator in one unit

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What is the highest RFID frequency the copier can read and write continuously?

It operates at 13.56 MHz, so M1 and NFC tags at that frequency are the limit for sustained copying.

How much heat or noise does the USB-powered duplicator produce during all-day operation?

The device has no fan or moving parts and draws only low USB current, so it runs silently and stays cool to the touch.

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