YINGHUA
YINGHUA RFID Duplicator 125KHz 13.56MHz with 10 Keys door lock
A handheld RFID duplicator that reads and writes 125 kHz and 13.56 MHz cards, includes ten 13.56 MHz key fobs, and runs on four AAA batteries or USB power
- TypeChain Guard
- MaterialMetal
- FunctionEntrance
- 9-inch colour screen shows card data clearly
- Reads and writes 125 kHz and 13.56 MHz RFID frequencies
- Copies EM4100, EM4200, Mifare Classic, UID and NFC 203/213/215/216 cards
- Writes to T5577, EM4305, Mifare UID and HID 1386/1326/1346 chips
- Runs on four AAA batteries or USB power for portable use
RFID Duplicator 125KHz 13.56MHz
The YINGHUA IDICW01 is a portable RFID duplicator that reads and writes both low-frequency and high-frequency credentials. It targets installers, facility managers and hobbyists who need to clone key fobs or access cards on site without a PC.
10 Frequency Bands and 10 Keys Included
The device scans 125KHz, 250KHz, 375KHz, 500KHz, 625KHz, 750KHz, 875KHz, 1000KHz and 13.56MHz ISO1443A/B plus HID Prox. It reads EM4100, EM4200, Mifare Classic, Ultralight, NFC203, 213, 215, 216 and HID 1386, 1326, 1346. Writable targets are T5577, EM4305, Mifare UID and HID 1386, 1326, 1346. Encrypted 13.56MHz cards require PC software to crack and not all encryption can be broken. Power comes from 4 AAA batteries or USB.
Replaces Single-Frequency Cloners
The jump is worth it when a site mixes 125KHz proximity and 13.56MHz NFC credentials, letting one tool handle both. It is not for users who only ever duplicate one frequency type or who need guaranteed decryption of every encrypted card.
Highlights
- 9-inch colour screen shows card data clearly
- Reads and writes 125 kHz and 13.56 MHz RFID frequencies
- Copies EM4100, EM4200, Mifare Classic, UID and NFC 203/213/215/216 cards
- Writes to T5577, EM4305, Mifare UID and HID 1386/1326/1346 chips
- Runs on four AAA batteries or USB power for portable use
Specifications
| Type | Chain Guard |
|---|---|
| Material | Metal |
| Function | Entrance |
Questions about this item
Will the duplicator read the 125KHz EM4100 fobs I already use on my building entrance?
Yes, it reads EM4100 and EM4200 tags at 125KHz and can write the data to a blank T5577 or EM4305 key.
How do I confirm the 2.9-inch screen is showing a successful clone?
After pressing Write the screen displays the copied card number and a confirmation message so you can verify the duplicate matches the original.
Does the package include the writable T5577 or UID chips needed to make copies, or just the 10 supplied 13.56MHz keys?
The box contains the duplicator and 10 pre-programmed 13.56MHz key fobs; blank T5577 or UID chips for cloning must be purchased separately.
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