How the compatible Securakey Radio Key (RKCM/RKKT 26 & 28/32-bit) works
The Securakey Radio Key (RKCM/RKKT 26 & 28/32-bit) is a 125 kHz low-frequency proximity credential — the band most legacy prox readers use. Its data structure is ASK/Manchester; 96-bit frame with 26-bit, 28-bit, or 32-bit data (FC + card ID + checksum); also reads HID 26-bit; up to 40-bit. When you present a credential, the reader decodes that exact structure and passes it to your access-control panel as a card number it recognises.
We build the compatible Securakey Radio Key (RKCM/RKKT 26 & 28/32-bit) by encoding the identical data structure onto a programmable T5577 / EM4305 chip. Once written, the reader cannot tell the difference between our credential and the original — it presents the same bits, the same facility code, and the same card number. That is what "compatible by specification" means: not a generic look-alike, but a credential engineered to read exactly as the original does, matched to your facility code and card-number range.
To order, tell us the part number or format printed on your existing Secura Key card, along with your facility code and card-number range, and our specialists confirm the encoding before anything ships. Bulk and reorder quantities are welcome — pricing is a fraction of OEM list, and every credential is verified to read on your existing equipment.
Also known as
Securakey · Secura Key · Radio Key · RKKT · RKKT-02 · RKCM · RKCM-01 · RKCM-02
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