Schlage Electronics 965137XFC1237 Mifare Keyfob 13.56 Mhz

Product Description

The SCHLAGE ELECTRONICS 965137XFC1237 is a MIFARE Classic 1K byte (8K bit) smart keyfob credential operating at 13.56 MHz. It uses 37-bit format encoding with facility code 1237 and is compatible with the Trax CT7X5267 access control platform. This single-technology contactless fob is designed for electronic access control systems in commercial, multi-family, and institutional applications. Security integrators and access control technicians install this credential as part of a broader card access program. The compact form factor houses the credential electronics in a durable fob housing sized for everyday carry on a keyring.

This keyfob is suited for facilities running MIFARE Classic-based access control infrastructure operating at 13.56 MHz. The 37-bit Wiegand format with facility code 1237 makes it a fit for deployments requiring standardized credential encoding across multiple readers. Typical installations include office buildings, apartment complexes, schools, and institutional campuses where proximity-style access control with high-frequency smart card technology is the standard. This credential is sold individually but must be purchased in multiples of 50 per order.

Key Features

• MIFARE Classic 1K byte (8K bit) smart chip operating at 13.56 MHz contactless frequency
• 37-bit Wiegand format encoding with facility code 1237 for standardized reader compatibility
• Single-technology credential in a compact keyfob form factor for everyday carry
• Compatible with Trax CT7X5267 access control credential program
• Lightweight construction at 0.01 pounds per unit
• Case quantity of 50 units supports bulk deployment across large access control programs

Compatibility

This credential is specified for use with the Trax CT7X5267 access control platform and is encoded to the 37-bit format with facility code 1237. It is designed for MIFARE Classic 13.56 MHz smart card readers configured for 37-bit Wiegand input.

Installation Notes

Access control credentials of this type are programmed and enrolled by a licensed security integrator or access control technician using the associated access control management software. No physical wiring is required for the keyfob itself, but the reader and controller infrastructure must be powered down or placed in a safe service mode before making any panel-level changes during deployment. Bulk enrollment of credentials should follow the system manufacturer's commissioning procedures to ensure proper facility code and card number mapping across all enrolled fobs.