XceedID 7610 Fobs are Proximity Fobs

We support the following duplication methods for XceedID tags:

• Buy a Proximity reader and clone it yourself.
• Mail-in your fob to either our US fulfillment center or Canadian fulfillment center (You can email us for detailed instructions).

7610/7610T(Proximity)

Please purchase a proximity RFID duplicator with your order to duplicate your 7610/7610T fob.

Copy or Clone Your Schlage 7610 Key Fob

Need an extra Schlage 7610 key fob for your condo, apartment, or office building? Our service allows you to duplicate your existing Schlage / XceedID 7610 or 7610T proximity fob used in many building access control systems.

The Schlage 7610 is a low‑frequency proximity RFID credential operating at 125 kHz and is commonly used with Wiegand‑based access control readers.

These fobs communicate wirelessly with compatible readers to grant access to building entrances, parking garages, elevators, and secured doors. The credential typically has a short read range of a few inches and works by transmitting its unique ID when placed near the reader.

Schlage 7610 credentials are part of the Schlage / XceedID proximity credential line and are commonly used in residential and commercial access systems.

Many of these fobs include a printed serial number, which can sometimes be used to create a duplicate without sending the original fob.

Schlage 7610 key fobs are commonly used for:

Condo and apartment building access

Office building entry systems

Parking garage access

Gated community entry

Secure building access points

These proximity key fobs are durable, compact, and designed to attach easily to a keychain for everyday use.

FAQ

What is a Schlage 7610 key fob?
The Schlage 7610 is a proximity RFID access credential used with access control systems for doors, gates, and building entry.

What frequency does the Schlage 7610 use?
The Schlage 7610 uses 125 kHz low‑frequency RFID proximity technology.

What systems use Schlage 7610 fobs?
They are commonly used with Wiegand‑based access control systems installed in condos, apartments, and office buildings.

Do I need to send my original key fob?
In many cases, duplication can be performed using the serial number printed on the fob, though some systems may require the original credential.