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Handheld RFID duplicator with 2.9 inch color screen and ten 125KHz key fobs

YINGHUA

YINGHUA RFID Duplicator 125KHz 13.56MHz USB NFC Programmer 10pcs Keys

SKU CH-MN5A-SV2MT

Reads and writes 125 kHz and 13.56 MHz RFID cards, includes a 2.9-inch colour screen, USB or battery power, and ten 125 kHz key fobs

  • Main functionEntrance
  • Product typeChain Guard
  • Main materialMetal
  • 9-inch colour screen shows card data clearly
  • Reads and writes 125 kHz and 13.56 MHz frequencies
  • Supports EM4100, EM4200, Mifare, NFC and HID card types
  • Includes 10 writable 125 kHz key fobs for immediate use
  • Runs on four AAA batteries or USB power for portability

Handheld RFID Duplicator with 2.9-Inch Screen

This portable device reads and writes RFID credentials at 125 kHz and 13.56 MHz frequencies. It includes ten 125 kHz key fobs for immediate cloning tasks. The 2.9-inch colour display and Chinese voice prompts guide the user through each step. Power comes from four AAA cells or a USB connection for bench use.

Frequency Coverage and Chip Support Limits

The copier handles nine low-frequency steps from 125 kHz to 1000 kHz plus 13.56 MHz ISO1443A/B and HID Prox. Readable chips include EM4100, EM4200, Mifare Classic, Ultralight, NFC 203 213 215 216 and HID 1386 1326 1346. Writable targets are T5577, EM4305, Mifare UID and HID 1386 1326 1346. Encrypted 13.56 MHz cards require PC software and cannot all be cracked.

Replaces Standalone 125 kHz Copiers

The unit supersedes single-frequency duplicators that only read EM4100 or EM4200 cards. Adding 13.56 MHz support and UID writing covers Mifare and NFC badges the older tools miss. The jump is worthwhile when a site mixes low-frequency proximity tokens with high-frequency smart cards. It does not suit installers who need standalone decryption of every encrypted sector.

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Price $139.99
Pricier than about 74% of the 2,145 comparable items (median $55.99).

Specifications

Product
Product typeChain Guard
Size & build
Main materialMetal
More details
Main functionEntrance

Questions about this item

Should I choose the 125KHz or 13.56MHz version for my access cards?

This duplicator handles both 125KHz and 13.56MHz frequencies in one unit, so you do not need to pick a single version. It reads EM4100, EM4200, HID Prox and multiple ISO1443A/B cards, then writes to T5577, EM4305 or Mifare UID targets.

What does the 2.9-inch colour screen actually show when I clone a badge?

The display presents the scanned card number, frequency and chip type, then guides you through the disclaimer, scan and write steps with on-screen prompts and Chinese voice cues.

Which USB standard does the programmer use and what does it power?

The USB port supplies operating power for the duplicator as an alternative to four AAA batteries; it does not transfer card data to a computer.

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