125 kHz access
LF Wooden RFID Cards
LF wood cards are used where the system already depends on 125 kHz credentials. The buyer should confirm reader type, chip emulation needs, encoding rules, and final body thickness before production.
Visual references
LF is chosen for system compatibility.
LF cards are usually specified because an existing reader, lock, or access controller requires 125 kHz credentials. Do not choose LF only because it sounds generic; the chip and encoding mode matter.
Wood thickness must still be tested.
The final read behavior depends on chip selection, antenna geometry, card body, finish stack, and reader sensitivity. A working sample should be approved with the real reader.
Best uses
- Legacy access control systems
- Selected hotel lock platforms
- Staff ID and membership access
- Programs replacing plastic LF cards
Specification
| Card size | CR80 and custom dimensions by drawing |
|---|---|
| Card body | Plastic-free wood body options |
| RF planning | Chip, antenna, thickness, and finish approved together |
| Approval route | Material sample, working RF sample, production proof |
| Frequency | LF 125 kHz |
| Typical route | T5577 and other system-specific LF chips |
| Approval need | Reader or lock model confirmation |
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