[Solved] Copy STANLEY RFID Key Ring for Intercom: Steps, Tools & Costs to Duplicate Key Fob Securely

Hello.
I have a STANLEY RFID keychain for the intercom. I do not know its exact parameters, but I have looked a little about it and I have not found much about it except it is super extra safe. It looks like this:

After zooming in, it gives you access. I read that a tenant and his unique fob are assigned to each flat. I am interested in how to copy this identifier to another fob, that is nothing else but to sun it. I tried to read it with a phone and copy it to copy keys and cards, but it does not see my key ring at all, so I'm guessing it or another frequency or different ID format. I immediately say that I'm not a specem when it comes to RFID.
I know that copying a fob is possible and offers several companies in the UK for around 15-20? What's the funniest, the building caretaker takes 50? for a new key (key 3?, it comes out 47? for labor). I could go to the facility and send to some company, but I want to delve into the subject.

7hebill wrote:

to copy Chinese for copying brilliants and cards, but it does not see my broccol at all

What equipment was it?

If so he only supports 125 KHz.

You would have to have such which supports 125 KHz, 250 KHz, 500 KHz, 375 KHz, 625 kHz, 750 kHz, 875 KHz, 1000 KHZ, 13.56 MHz (ISO1443A / B), Prox HID cards

Read support: EM4100 / EM4200, Mifare classic, UID card, Ultralight, Ntag203, HID 1386/1326/1346.
Support of the recording card: HID 1386/1326/1346, T5577, EM4305, Mifare UID card.

Indeed, I had the option of using this blue only. Will this fob match any of these 10 frequencies?

I do not know, there is no data for this Stanley tablet, i.e. what hedges it has.

After a little combing, Google finally found.

Quote:

Uses PAC (153KHz) proximity technology

Here from the store

Any clues as to how can I clone this frequency on this frequency? All you need is a reader on 153KHz?

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Or maybe there are some such readers for I do not know USB with many bands?

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In general, when I look after some 153 khz reader, I can not find anything; (

It looks like this is an unusual standard Stanley PAC(R) (153KHz) proximity technology.

So lime?

Well, only a professional tool needed.

OK, I will send the keys to some workshop because I will not give myself several thousand thanks for the help