Mircom Technologies TX3-WRT-2H 2-button Proximity Key Fob

Product Description

The MIRCOM TECHNOLOGIES TX3-WRT-2H is a 2-button proximity key fob operating at 125 kHz, designed for use with compatible access control systems. It provides credential-based entry by transmitting a proximity signal when presented to a compatible reader. The fob format makes it a practical alternative to traditional access cards, offering a compact carry option for building occupants and authorized personnel. Security installers and access control technicians are the primary trades that deploy and credential this device during system commissioning or credential management.

The TX3-WRT-2H is suited for residential and commercial access control installations where 125 kHz proximity technology is already in use. It is intended for door access applications and integrates with proximity-based readers on controlled entry points. The 2-button format allows for simple, direct interaction with the access system. This fob is sold individually and is appropriate for both new installs and replacement credential scenarios.

Key Features

• 2-button format for direct user interaction at access control readers
• 125 kHz proximity operating frequency for standard low-frequency access control compatibility
• Compact key fob form factor for convenient everyday carry
• Sold individually, allowing single-unit replacement or incremental credential issuance

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style credential for use with 125 kHz proximity access control readers and systems. Consult system documentation to confirm reader compatibility before deployment.

Installation Notes

Programming and credentialing of this fob should be performed by a licensed access control or low-voltage security technician familiar with the host access control platform. Power down or place the access control panel in a safe administrative mode before enrolling new credentials, following the system manufacturer's commissioning procedures. No physical wiring is required for the fob itself, but the associated reader and controller should be installed in compliance with applicable local codes and NEC low-voltage wiring requirements.