Cdvi Americas Ltd ISOH25 Proximity Card 25 Pack

Product Description

The CDVI AMERICAS LTD ISOH25 is a proximity card used in access control systems for credential-based entry management. Each pack contains 25 ISO-format cards designed for use with proximity readers in commercial and light industrial installations. The cards operate on standard 125 kHz proximity technology, making them a straightforward replacement or expansion credential for facilities already running compatible proximity-based access control infrastructure. Installation and programming are handled by qualified access control technicians or licensed low-voltage electricians.

The ISOH25 is suited for commercial buildings, office facilities, multi-tenant properties, and institutional environments where proximity card access control is already deployed. The ISO card format follows standard credit-card dimensions, fitting standard card holders, lanyards, and proximity reader enrollment workflows. These cards are commonly issued to staff, contractors, or residents as physical credentials for controlled entry points.

Key Features

• 25-card pack for efficient bulk deployment or inventory replenishment
• ISO proximity card format compatible with HID-style proximity readers
• Standard 125 kHz proximity technology for contactless credential reading
• Credit-card form factor fits standard badge holders and lanyards
• Suitable for commercial and institutional access control applications

Compatibility

Designed for use with HID-compatible proximity card readers operating on standard 125 kHz proximity frequency in commercial access control systems.

Installation Notes

Proximity cards are programmed and enrolled by a qualified access control technician or licensed low-voltage electrician using the site's existing access control management software. Power down or place the access control panel in safe mode before enrolling new credentials where required by the system manufacturer. Follow applicable low-voltage wiring codes and local authority having jurisdiction requirements during any associated reader or panel work.