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RC522 RFID Module With 13.56mhz IC Key Chain Easy-Plug

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SKU: QB087
Unlock seamless identification and access control with this versatile RC522 RFID module. Operating at 13.56MHz, it delivers reliable performance for IoT projects, smart locks, and inventory systems. The included IC...
RC522 RFID Module With 13.56mhz IC Key Chain Easy-Plug
R 180.00
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Unlock seamless identification and access control with this versatile RC522 RFID module. Operating at 13.56MHz, it delivers reliable performance for IoT projects, smart locks, and inventory systems. The included IC key chain makes implementation effortless, while its easy-plug design ensures quick integration with ESP32 and Arduino platforms. Perfect for makers and developers seeking a dependable, ready-to-use RFID solution that simplifies connectivity and accelerates project timelines.



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