Anti-Copy Encrypted RFID Card Reader Kit | Wiegand WG26/34
Anti-Copy Encrypted RFID Access Control Card Reader Kit
Upgrade your access control system with the LUCKING DOOR S20X Anti-Copy Encrypted RFID Card Reader Kit — a comprehensive solution designed to prevent unauthorized card duplication. Unlike standard RFID cards that can be cloned with inexpensive off-the-shelf hardware, this system uses advanced encryption to make each card virtually impossible to replicate, keeping your secured areas truly protected.
The kit includes an anti-copy RFID ID card, a USB card sensor/enrollment reader, and a Wiegand output card reader — everything you need to deploy a tamper-resistant access control point right out of the box. Made in Mainland China.
Key Features
- Anti-Duplication Encryption: Proprietary card encryption prevents cloning or unauthorized copying of credentials.
- Wiegand Output (WG26/WG34): Compatible with the vast majority of existing access control panels and systems.
- USB Card Enrollment Sensor: Easily enroll new cards directly from a PC without additional programming hardware.
- Fail-Secure Mode: Door remains locked during power loss, ensuring continuous physical security.
- Wide Operating Temperature: Reliable performance from -20°C to 50°C — suitable for indoor and sheltered outdoor use.
- Compact Form Factor: Standard 86×86×20 mm gang-box size for easy installation over existing wiring cutouts.
- Low Power Consumption: Static current under 100 mA; powered by DC 9–12 V for broad compatibility.
- Short-Range Read Distance: 2–8 cm read range reduces accidental or drive-by reads.
What's in the Box
- 1× S20X Anti-Copy RFID Card Reader (Wiegand WG26/WG34 output)
- 1× Anti-Copy Encrypted RFID ID Card
- 1× USB Card Enrollment Sensor
Technical Specifications
| Brand | LUCKING DOOR |
| Model | S20X |
| Card Type | Anti-Copy Encrypted RFID ID Card |
| Output Format | Wiegand WG26 / WG34 |
| Security Mode | Fail Secure |
| Power Supply | DC 9–12 V |
| Static Current | <100 mA |
| Read Distance | 2–8 cm |
| Operating Temperature | -20°C to 50°C |
| Dimensions | 86 × 86 × 20 mm |
| Country of Origin | Mainland China |
Who Is This For?
This kit is ideal for small businesses, offices, server rooms, residential properties, and any environment where standard RFID credential duplication poses a security risk. If you've ever been concerned that a copied keycard could grant unauthorized access, the S20X's encryption-based approach is the answer.
For guidance on electronic security best practices, visit the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) for consumer electronics safety resources.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What makes this RFID card reader different from a standard RFID reader?
A: The LUCKING DOOR S20X uses encrypted, anti-duplication RFID ID cards. Standard low-frequency or unencrypted RFID cards can be copied with widely available cloning devices. The encryption in this system ensures that each card's credentials cannot be replicated, providing a significantly higher level of access security.
Q: Is this card reader compatible with my existing access control panel?
A: Yes — the S20X outputs in Wiegand WG26 or WG34 format, which is the industry-standard protocol supported by the vast majority of access control panels and controllers on the market. Simply connect the Wiegand data wires (D0/D1) to your panel as you would any standard reader.
Q: What is the USB card sensor included in the kit used for?
A: The USB card enrollment sensor connects to a PC and allows you to register and manage new anti-copy RFID cards in your system. It simplifies the enrollment process without requiring specialized programming equipment.
Q: Can this reader be used outdoors?
A: The reader is rated for operating temperatures from -20°C to 50°C, making it suitable for sheltered outdoor locations such as covered entryways. For fully exposed outdoor use, we recommend installing it under an awning or in a protective housing to guard against direct rain and moisture.
Q: What happens if the power goes out?
A: The S20X operates in Fail-Secure mode, meaning the connected door lock remains in the locked/secured state during a power outage. This ensures that unauthorized entry is not possible even during power interruptions.