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Based in Shenzhen, China, Shenzhen Chikek Intelligent Tech Co., Ltd. currently lists ten active products on the platform. The catalogue is organized under four primary categories: Electronic Cards and Card Readers, Computer Hardware & Peripherals, Electric Power Supply Components, and CD‑ROM Writers. All ten items are electronic modules designed for reading and writing RFID or smart‑card data. The product set includes low‑frequency (125 kHz) and high‑frequency (13.56 MHz) reader/writer modules, NFC/MIFARE Classic units, CPU/PSAM integrated cards, and HITAG‑1/S tag modules. These devices fall within the HS chapter 85 for electric machines, apparatus and parts, and more specifically the sub‑heading 8523 covering other electronic equipment. The supplier is classified in the “harbor” trust tier.
The catalogue comprises RFID reader/writer modules covering both 125 kHz low‑frequency and 13.56 MHz high‑frequency standards. In the industry, 125 kHz devices typically comply with ISO/IEC 11784/11785 and support tag types such as T5577 and HITAG‑1, while 13.56 MHz units adhere to ISO/IEC 14443 and ISO/IEC 15693, enabling MIFARE Classic, NTAG, and NFC Type A/B operations. OEM NFC/MIFARE Classic modules usually specify a read distance of 2 - 5 cm and power consumption below 200 mA at 5 V. CPU/PSAM card reader modules integrate a secure microcontroller for cryptographic functions, a feature often required for payment or access‑control systems. Buyers also encounter related categories like computer peripherals and power‑supply components, which commonly follow IEC 60950‑1 safety standards and may be supplied in anti‑static packaging.
The supplier lists modules for 125 kHz low‑frequency tags (e.g., T5577, HITAG‑1) and 13.56 MHz high‑frequency tags (e.g., MIFARE Classic, NFC).
Yes, the catalogue includes USB‑type and serial‑type reader/writer modules that can be integrated into typical OEM hardware platforms.
Buyers should ask for CE marking for EU markets, FCC certification for the United States, and RoHS compliance to confirm restriction of hazardous substances.
Test reports covering ISO/IEC 14443 or ISO/IEC 15693 for 13.56 MHz units, ISO/IEC 11784/11785 for 125 kHz units, and read/write distance measurements are standard.
Exporters of similar RFID modules usually set a MOQ of around 1,000 pieces, with production lead times of four to six weeks after order confirmation.
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