HID 1326 ProxCard II cards provide a cost-effective way to add proximity access control to your organization. The 1326 HID proximity access card is about the same size as a standard credit card, and can easily be carried in a wallet, badge clip or badge reel for convenient applicability to access control systems.
For security managers, dealers, integrators and OEMs, HID proximity access cards seamlessly integrate with access control systems making setup quick and easy.
Most common configuration: LMSMV
26 Bit H10301 Format Cards - Requires that a facility code and card start number are specified by the customer when placing an order. The customer is responsible for all tracking and management of card numbers.
37 Bit H10302 Format Cards - Does not require that a facility code or card start number are specified by the customer when placing an order. HID controls card numbering, ensuring that card numbers are NEVER duplicated.
40 Bit C10106 Format Cards -HID assigns the card numbering, so there is no risk of duplicating card numbers. The card numbers are sequential in a single order, but there will be gaps in the card numbers across your entire card inventory. The 40 bit cards are compatible with Casi Rusco systems.
HID 1326 Prox Card Features:
- RF-programmable
- Universal compatibility with HID prox readers
- External number provides easy control and identification
- Extremely consistent read range
- Conveniently fit into a purse or wallet
- System administration is made easy with a cross-reference list correlating the external card number and the programmed ID number
- Over 137 billion unique codes
- Durable, strong, flexible and resistant to cracking and breaking
- Include a slot punch to accommodate a strap and clip when used as a photo ID badge
| Additional Info |
Available configurations: 1326HASMV 1326LASRV 1326LSSRV |
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| Additional Resources | - 1326 ProxCard II Ordering Guide - HID Technology Guide - HID Printing and Handling Guide |
| Material | Composite PVC-PET |
| Printer Compatibility | Any |
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the different bit formats available for HID 1326 ProxCard II cards?
We offer HID 1326 ProxCard II cards in three formats: 26 Bit H10301 (requires you to specify facility code and card start number), 37 Bit H10302 (HID controls numbering to prevent duplication), and 40 Bit C10106 (HID assigns sequential numbering and is compatible with Casi Rusco systems). The most common configuration we provide is LMSMV format.
Are HID 1326 ProxCard II cards compatible with existing access control systems?
Yes, HID 1326 ProxCard II cards offer universal compatibility with HID proximity readers and seamlessly integrate with access control systems for quick and easy setup. The RF-programmable design ensures consistent read range and reliable performance across standard HID-based access control installations.
What is the minimum order quantity for HID 1326 ProxCard II cards?
The minimum order quantity for HID 1326 ProxCard II cards available from us is 100 cards, and we offer purchases in increments of 100. This allows organizations to scale their proximity card inventory as needed.
How durable are HID 1326 ProxCard II cards?
HID 1326 ProxCard II cards are designed to be durable, strong, flexible, and resistant to cracking and breaking, making them suitable for daily use in wallets, badge clips, or badge reels. Their robust construction ensures long-term reliability in demanding access control environments.
What makes the 37 Bit H10302 format different from the 26 Bit format?
The 37 Bit H10302 format does not require you to specify a facility code or card start number when ordering—HID controls the card numbering to ensure numbers are never duplicated. In contrast, the 26 Bit H10301 format requires you to manage facility codes and card numbers yourself, giving you more control but requiring careful tracking and management.
Can HID 1326 ProxCard II cards be used as photo ID badges?
Yes, HID 1326 ProxCard II cards include a slot punch to accommodate a strap and clip when used as photo ID badges, combining proximity access control with visual identification. The card-sized format fits conveniently in a purse or wallet while providing full access control functionality.