Replacement:RTL-11506. We are now using blank cards without any writing on them. This page is for reference only.
If you've been playing with RFID long enough, you know you can never have enough RFID tags! We've retail packaged a stack of five of our 125kHz RFID tags for when your RFID-protected secret clubhouse starts attracting more members (or whatever it is *you *do with RFID tags...)
These tags each have a unique 32-bit ID code and can't be re-programmed. You can read the codes on the tags with a 125kHz RFID reader, such as the ID-12 or the ID-20 which can be found in the related items below.
We welcome your comments and suggestions below. However, if you are looking for solutions to technical questions please see our Technical Assistance page.
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im new on rfid and i want to start some ID projects, i wanna know how to write the tags? it is possible with the id 12/20 readers!?
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