Mircom tags are low-frequency (125 kHz) tags widely used in the USA and Canada. In Canada, the Mircom variant is a subcategory under AWID, if your key fob's number is still visible, you can just enter the number when placing the order. Make sure to include the space if your number has two groups. No need to send us your key fob.

If the serial number is no longer visible. Feel free to contact us, we can recommend you a local shop that can help you with the key fob duplication.

Mircom Key Fob (Product Description + FAQ)

Copy or Clone Your Mircom Key Fob

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

Mircom credentials are commonly used in residential and commercial access control systems throughout Canada and the United States. These fobs allow secure entry to doors, parking garages, elevators, and other controlled areas.

Most Mircom key fobs operate using 125 kHz RFID proximity technology, which communicates wirelessly with building access readers. Because many Mircom credentials use a printed serial number for identification, they can often be duplicated using that number.

This makes it easy to obtain a spare fob without needing to go through building management or replace the original credential.

Mircom key fobs are commonly used in:

Condominium buildings

Apartment complexes

Office buildings

Parking garages

Gated residential communities

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

FAQ

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

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

Do I need to send my original key fob?
In most cases, only a clear photo of the serial number printed on the fob is required.

Where are Mircom key fobs commonly used?
Mircom credentials are widely used in condo buildings, apartments, offices, and other access-controlled facilities.