13,56 MHz

13.56 MHz RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) key fobs are advanced technological tools widely used in modern identification and access control systems. An RFID key fob is a convenient passive tag that can be read by a reader compatible with the corresponding chip. When the key fob is brought close to the reader, the stored code is automatically read and transmitted to a computer.

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Set of 10 encoded RFID key fobs 13, 56 MHz HDWR HD-RKF22 Set of 10 encoded RFID key fobs 13, 56 MHz HDWR HD-RKF22
Set of 10 encoded RFID key fobs 13, 56 MHz HDWR HD-RKF22
13,56 MHz
Set of 10 encoded RFID key fobs 13, 56 MHz HDWR HD-RKF22
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