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ID Wholesaler stocks an extensive selection of proximity access cards – also known as prox cards – for use in access control and other security, identification, admission, and toll applications. Shop by category below to select from ValuProx, Kantech, AWID, Keri, and a variety of HID proximity cards.
To order online, you will need to know your required card format for your reader (26-bit, 35-bit, 37-bit, 172 bit, or custom), as well as your facility code (FC). Then, simply choose a base proximity card, provide a start serial number, and place your order!
ID Wholesaler stocks an extensive selection of proximity cards – also known as prox cards – for use in access control and other security, identification, admission, and toll applications. Shop by category below to select from ValuProx, Kantech, AWID, Keri, and a variety of HID proximity cards.
To order online, you will need to know your required card format for your reader (26-bit, 35-bit, 37-bit, 172 bit, or custom), as well as your facility code (FC). Then, simply choose a base proximity card, provide a start serial number, and place your order! Remember, all orders of $100 or more ship free!
ID Wholesaler stocks an extensive selection of proximity cards – also known as prox cards – for use in access control and other security, identification, admission, and toll applications. Shop by category below to select from ValuProx, Kantech, AWID, Keri, and a variety of HID proximity cards.
To order online, you will need to know your required card format for your reader (26-bit, 35-bit, 37-bit, 172 bit, or custom), as well as your facility code (FC). Then, simply choose a base proximity card, provide a start serial number, and place your order! Remember, all orders of $100 or more ship free!
ID Wholesaler stocks an extensive selection of proximity cards – also known as prox cards – for use in access control and other security, identification, admission, and toll applications. Shop by category below to select from ValuProx, Kantech, AWID, Keri, and a variety of HID proximity cards.
To order online, you will need to know your required card format for your reader (26-bit, 35-bit, 37-bit, 172 bit, or custom), as well as your facility code (FC). Then, simply choose a base proximity card, provide a start serial number, and place your order! Remember, all orders of $100 or more ship free!
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HID PROXIMITY | ValuProx | |
Lead Time | 2-3 Weeks |
1-4 Days |
Frequency | 125KHz | 125 KHz |
Format | 26 bit | 26 bit |
Readers | HID |
Universal (including HID, Indala) |
Proximity cards, also known as prox cards, are low frequency 125kHz credentials that feature an embedded metallic antenna coil that stores cardholder data. Data stored on a proximity card, key fob or tag can be detected by a reader when the proximity card is passed within range. Proximity cards are commonly used as access control cards, and are also used in security, identification, ticketing, toll, and other applications that require fast processing speeds.
ValuProx proximity cards:
HID Proximity cards, tags, and key fobs:
HID Corporate 1000 Proximity cards, tags, and key fobs
HID Indala proximity cards, tags, and key fobs:
Kantech proximity cards, tags, and key fobs:
AWID proximity cards, tags, and key fobs:
Keri proximity cards, tags, and key fobs:
There are three primary factors that affect compatibility between proximity cards and proximity card readers:
While you can look at your card reader's specifications, the best way to ensure compatibility is to reorder the same proximity cards with the same configurations. This information is often found on the packaging from the original cards. If you are unable to locate this information, call an ID Professional -- We're happy to help!
While all ID cards should be handled with care, proximity cards require additional care due to the added cost and sensitive internal components. The following tips will help prevent damage and ensure a high quality print: