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Rectangular black RFID reader with USB cable, 9.7 by 6.1 by 1 cm

YINGHUA

YINGHUA RFID Reader USB 13.56MHz 14443A ICRead03-02 door lock

SKU CH-CY80-QBQHP

USB 13.56 MHz RFID reader reads Mifare S50/S70 cards up to 8 cm with built-in buzzer and LED indication

  • TypeChain Guard
  • MaterialMetal
  • FunctionEntrance
  • USB plug-and-play operation with 1.5 m cable
  • Reads Mifare S50 and S70 cards at 13.56 MHz
  • 0–8 cm reading range with built-in buzzer and LED
  • Compatible with Windows 98 through Windows 8 and Linux
  • Draws 70 mA from 5 V USB power

13.56 MHz USB RFID Reader for Access Control

This USB proximity reader operates at 13.56 MHz and follows the 14443A protocol to read Mifare S50 and S70 cards. It connects directly to a PC or Android device via a 1.5 m cable and requires no driver installation. The compact 9.7 x 6.1 x 1 cm metal housing includes a built-in buzzer and LED for immediate visual and audible feedback. It suits installers adding card-based entry to apartments, offices or supervised retail points.

Upgrading from Standalone Keypads or Wiegand Panels

The reader replaces keypad-only entry where lost codes create admin overhead, and it avoids the wiring complexity of Wiegand controllers by using a simple USB link. The jump is worthwhile when the site already runs Windows 98 through Windows 8, Linux or Android and needs card numbers dropped straight into a spreadsheet or access database. It does not serve sites that require long-range vehicle tags, multi-technology credentials or offline battery-powered locks.

Plug-and-Play Setup with Common Cable Pitfalls

Installation is a matter of plugging the USB cable, opening a text editor and presenting a card to see the ID appear at the cursor. The 1.5 m cable limits placement to the immediate desk or cabinet side; longer runs need a powered USB extender. The 70 mA draw at 5 V DC is within standard port limits, but some hubs with current limiting can cause intermittent reads. Metal surfaces behind the 3.82 x 2.40 x .39 in reader body can reduce the 8 cm maximum read distance, so a non-metallic spacer helps.

Highlights

  • USB plug-and-play operation with 1.5 m cable
  • Reads Mifare S50 and S70 cards at 13.56 MHz
  • 0–8 cm reading range with built-in buzzer and LED
  • Compatible with Windows 98 through Windows 8 and Linux
  • Draws 70 mA from 5 V USB power

Specifications

TypeChain Guard
MaterialMetal
FunctionEntrance

Questions about this item

How much USB cable length does the reader include for reaching the computer?

The package provides a 1.5 m USB cable so the reader can sit up to that distance from the host device.

What is the correct way to test the reader after plugging it in, and what step do users often skip?

Open a plain text editor such as Notepad, place a supported Mifare S50 or S70 card on top of the reader, and the card number will appear automatically; skipping the text editor step is the common mistake.

Which card types will eventually need replacing because they are the only ones this reader supports?

Only Mifare S50 and S70 cards work with the 14443A protocol on this device, so any lost or damaged credentials must be replaced with the same card types.

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