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I’m going to mention these two low frequency wiegand readers:

(*) UHPPOTE Proximity RFID Card Reader 125KHz Wiegand 26/34 bits for Access Control System

UHPPOTE Proximity RFID Card Reader 125KHz review [51ymwx-G9DL.AC_UF894,1000_QL80_FMwebp] [71wN6UCgmIL.AC_UF350,350_QL80_FMwebp] INTRODUCTION This is a Wiegand reader that looks nice but doesn’t have a good range. CAPABILITY It can reed 125KHz cards and fobs. While it’s possible to get it read an xEM if placed on the side of the reader, it would be too awkward once the unit is mounted to a wall. This reader is too finicky with X Series chips to consider.

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(*****) "Blue square" Wiegand 125KHz reader

“Blue square” Wiegand 125KHz reader review [61oEM-uXv4L.AC_UF894,1000_QL80_FMwebp] INTRODUCTION This is a generic Wiegand reader that’s available under several brands but offers good low frequency performance. CAPABILITY It can reed 125KHz cards at about 6cm and glassies at about 2cm. The range is similar to that of the xACv2 but this is a nice waterproof unit. However, it’s just a reader and requires additional hardware. Also, the buzzer is loud and the blue LED is not very discreet.

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The first one is way too finicky to be usable with glassies. And it appears that it’s now included with the UHPPOTE kit that’s listed on the spreadsheet.

The second one is pretty good and works great with the xEM but it doesn’t look as nice.