Shop Programmed HID Proximity Cards & Key Tags

Both 26 bit and 37 bit HID cards are low frequency, 125 kHz cards, in fact, they even look identical on the outside. The difference in the cards is in the programming, specifically related to the facility code and card numbering.

Are also known as format H10301 cards, 26 bit cards are the most common type of proximity card

When placing an order for 26 bit H10301 cards, specify your facility code & card start number

You are in complete control of tracking the card numbers used in each of your facilities

There is a risk of duplicating card numbers in 26 bit cards, especially when multiple locations place

card orders or staff changes

Are also known as format H10302 cards

Because HID manages the card numbers, you don't need to specify facility code or card start number

HID controls card numbering, guaranteeing that card numbers are never duplicated across

ALL 37 bit cards

You will be ensured that no card numbers are ever duplicated

Note: card numbers will be sequential on a single order, but there will be gaps in numbers across

your entire inventory of cards

Are also known as Casi Rusco format C10106 cards.

Because HID controls card numbering, you do not need to specify start numbers.

Since HID controls card numbering, there is no risk of duplicating card numbers.

Note: card numbers will be sequential on a single order, but there will be gaps in numbers across

your entire inventory of cards