Credentials

The ProxKey III is a proximity card keyfob for access control offering HID proximity technology in a convenient, pocket size device. The proximity card keyfob easily attaches to a key ring, badge clip or lanyard. The ProxKey III is built to withstand harsh operating environments or handling.
The ProxKey III is suited for use in access control applications where a Photo ID is not required.

The ProxCard II proximity access control card is the industry choice for a cost-effective solution to proximity access control, and it is compatible with all HID Prox readers and multi-technology HID proximity card. The ProxCard II proximity access control card provides durable packaging and consistent read range. Custom pre-printed artwork is available. The proximity card can accept direct-print adhesive backed labels (HID Model number 1324) for use as a Photo ID card.

Net2 proximity keyfobs are for use with the Net2 system. The tokens are supplied in packs of ten. Once programmed into the software the token is ready for use. Simply present the token to a reader, the access permissions will be instantly looked up and access granted or denied as appropriate. Paxton tokens use EM4100 technology with proprietary encoding which includes an authentication protocol in the form of a password exchange between the token and the reader. This provides an additional layer of security for your system.

Keri’s 1346AKHD Proximity Key Ring Tag provides user convenience in a small, ergonomic, and extremely durable package. The tag is equipped with a brass eyelet for attachment to a key ring that ensures the neck of the tag will not break during the life of the system. Key tags are especially convenient for building entrances where the user still has their car keys in hand.

Rosslares proximity credential tags are highly compact and sleek in their design. The new tags are available for use with 125 kHz RFID reader technologies, and are available with optional printed id. Having no power of their own, they can be read by card readers when they penetrate the electromagnetic field produced in the proximity of the reader. The range depends on the antenna and field generated by the reader, so the tags will have different read-ranges with various readers.

The Kantech P40KEY Proximity key tag is about the size of an automotive key and makes it easy to add proximity access control to your organization. It easily attaches to a key ring or lanyard and built to withstand harsh operating environments or handling. The Kantech P40KEY Proximity keytag is designed for use in access control applications where a Photo ID is not required.
ioProx Proximity cards ensure increased security with dual XSF (Kantech Extended Secure Format) and W26 encoded formats. These XSF cards can be encoded with over four billion codes, ensuring no duplication.

The ISOProx II Card offers proximity card technology with photo identification capability on a single access control card. It is ISO 7810 compliant, with a nominal thickness of .030”. The card features a graphics quality surface optimized for Photo ID printing, and is available in standard PVC construction, or a composite polyester/PVC construction for more demanding high wear and tear environments.
Like all HID ISO cards, the ISOProx II proximity card can be produced with visual security and anti-counterfeiting features such as holograms, ultra-violet fluorescent inks, micro-printing, or a custom logo to quickly and easily identify genuine cards for ultimate access control.

Keris PKT-10X Proximity Key Ring Tag provides user convenience in a small, ergonomic, and extremely durable package. The tag is equipped with a brass eyelet for attachment to a key ring that ensures the neck of the tag will not break during the life of the system. Key Tags are especially convenient for building entrances where the user still has their car keys in hand. If the system has many interior doors that are secured with a Keri access control system, users often attach the tag to a lanyard for easy carrying, especially if the clothing does not have pockets. If parking gates are secured by an access control system, a Keri Proximity Card is recommended because the tag is usually hanging with the keys in the ignition.

Keris PKT-10X Proximity Key Ring Tag provides user convenience in a small, ergonomic, and extremely durable package. The tag is equipped with a brass eyelet for attachment to a key ring that ensures the neck of the tag will not break during the life of the system. Key Tags are especially convenient for building entrances where the user still has their car keys in hand. If the system has many interior doors that are secured with a Keri access control system, users often attach the tag to a lanyard for easy carrying, especially if the clothing does not have pockets. If parking gates are secured by an access control system, a Keri Proximity Card is recommended because the tag is usually hanging with the keys in the ignition.

Keris NXT-K Proximity Key Ring Tag provides user convenience in a small, ergonomic, and extremely durable package. The tag is equipped with a brass eyelet for attachment to a key ring that ensures the neck of the tag will not break during the life of the system. Key tags are especially convenient for building entrances where the user still has their car keys in hand. If the system has many interior doors that are secured with a Keri access control system, users often attach the tag to a necklace for easy carrying, especially if the clothing does not have pockets.

Custom programming is available, subject to minimum order quantities and factory lead times.