Kantech ioProx

Kantech ioProx tags are low-frequency (125 kHz) tags widely used in the USA and Canada. 

We can copy ioProx fob by the serial number printed on the fob. If you see "XSF" word followed by some numbers or letters, just send us the content followed by "XSF", in this example, just enter "(01): FC:10211" as the serial number when placing an order. If the serial number is no longer visible, you can rent a cloner from us or send your key fob in.

Copy or Clone Your ioProx Key Fob

Need an extra ioProx key fob for your condo, apartment, or office building? Our service allows you to quickly create a working copy of your existing Kantech ioProx RFID access fob.

ioProx credentials are widely used in access control systems throughout the United States and Canada. These fobs allow secure entry to doors, parking garages, elevators, and other restricted areas.

Most ioProx fobs operate using 125 kHz low-frequency RFID proximity technology, which communicates wirelessly with compatible readers when the fob is held nearby.

Many ioProx key fobs include a printed serial number, often beginning with XSF, which can be used to duplicate the credential without sending the original fob.

ioProx key fobs are commonly used in:

Condominium buildings

Apartment complexes

Office buildings

Parking garages

Access-controlled facilities

These RFID credentials are durable, waterproof, and designed for everyday use on a keychain.

FAQ

Can ioProx key fobs be copied?
Yes. Many ioProx key fobs can be duplicated using the serial number printed on the credential.

What frequency do ioProx key fobs use?
Most ioProx credentials operate using 125 kHz RFID proximity technology.

Do I need to send my original key fob?
In many cases, only the serial number printed on the fob is required to create a copy.

What does XSF mean on an ioProx key fob?
XSF refers to the Extended Secure Format used by ioProx credentials for encoding access data.