Aiphone AC-PC-40 Proximity Card 40-bit

Product Description

The AIPHONE AC-PC-40 is a 40-bit format proximity card designed for use with compatible AIPHONE access control systems. This credential card allows authorized users to present the card to a proximity reader to gain entry, making it a standard component in electronic access control installations. The 40-bit format provides a structured credential encoding suited to commercial and residential security applications. Licensed security integrators and low-voltage technicians are the typical professionals who provision and install these cards as part of a broader access control deployment.

The AC-PC-40 is used in door access control setups where a proximity reader is already installed and configured to accept 40-bit format credentials. It is sold individually and is appropriate for new credential issuance, replacement of lost cards, or expansion of an existing cardholder database within a compatible AIPHONE access control system. This card format is common in light commercial and multi-tenant residential installations.

Key Features

• 40-bit proximity card format for structured credential encoding
• Contactless operation — present card to reader for access
• Sold individually, suitable for single-user credential provisioning
• Compatible with AIPHONE access control readers supporting 40-bit format

Compatibility

Designed for use with AIPHONE access control systems and readers that support 40-bit proximity card credentials. Refer to the specific AIPHONE system documentation to confirm reader compatibility before provisioning.

Installation Notes

Proximity cards are provisioned and enrolled by a licensed low-voltage or security systems technician using the access control system software or programming interface. No tools are required to issue the card itself, but access to the system controller or management software is necessary to assign credentials. Follow the access control system manufacturer guidelines and applicable local security codes when adding or removing cardholders. Do not expose proximity cards to strong magnetic fields or place them near high-power electrical equipment, as this may affect card performance.