TOUCHMEMORY T5577 Magnetic RFID Chip

The TOUCHMEMORY T5577 Magnetic RFID Chip is a high-quality, rewritable proximity identification device designed for seamless integration into various access control systems. Operating at a frequency of 125 kHz, this chip provides a reliable solution for secure entry management in both residential and commercial environments. Encased in durable plastic, the chip is engineered to withstand daily wear and tear while maintaining consistent performance for data storage and identification tasks.

Advantages

This RFID chip offers the significant benefit of being rewritable, allowing users to update or change access credentials as needed without replacing the hardware. Its compatibility with a wide range of 125 kHz reader systems ensures versatility across different security infrastructures. The robust plastic construction provides a protective barrier against environmental factors, ensuring long-term reliability and stable signal transmission for proximity readers.

Suitable for

• Residential building access control
• Commercial office security systems
• Time and attendance tracking
• Parking lot entry management
• Custom key fob and access card production

When it may not be suitable

This chip is not compatible with high-frequency (13.56 MHz) or ultra-high-frequency (UHF) RFID systems. It should not be used in environments where encrypted data transmission is required, as the T5577 standard does not support advanced cryptographic security protocols.

Key specifications

• Operating frequency: 125 kHz
• Material: Durable plastic
• Functionality: Rewritable
• Compatibility: Standard 125 kHz RFID proximity readers
• Quantity: 1 item

How to use

To use the TOUCHMEMORY T5577, the chip must first be programmed using a compatible 125 kHz RFID writer device. Once the desired data is encoded onto the chip, it can be placed near an authorized reader to trigger the access control mechanism. Ensure the chip is positioned within the specified reading range of the reader for optimal signal detection.

What to consider before purchase

• Verify that your existing access control system operates at the 125 kHz frequency.
• Ensure you have access to a compatible RFID writer if you intend to program the chip yourself.
• Check the physical dimensions of your current key fob or card housing to ensure compatibility.

Usage recommendations

For consistent performance, avoid exposing the chip to extreme temperatures or strong electromagnetic fields. Keep the chip clean and free from physical damage to ensure the internal antenna remains functional for reliable proximity scanning.