Geovision 530-EA125-000 125khz Proximity Id Card

Product Description

The GEOVISION 530-EA125-000 is a 125kHz proximity ID card designed for use with compatible access control systems. Operating at the standard 125kHz frequency, this credential card communicates wirelessly with a proximity card reader to grant or deny entry at controlled access points. It is a passive card — no battery required — that responds when brought within range of a compatible reader. Security integrators, low-voltage technicians, and access control installers are the typical trade professionals who work with this type of credential.

This proximity card is suited for commercial and light industrial access control installations where 125kHz card technology is in use. Common deployment scenarios include door access panels, time-and-attendance systems, and multi-door security installations. Each unit is sold individually. Note that this part number has been listed as discontinued by the manufacturer; verify availability and consider sourcing a supported replacement credential before committing to a large deployment.

Key Features

• 125kHz operating frequency — standard proximity card format
• Passive card design requires no onboard battery
• Compatible with 125kHz proximity card readers
• Sold as a single card per unit (EA)
• Thin card form factor typical of standard access credential cards

Compatibility

Designed for use with access control readers that support the standard 125kHz proximity card protocol. No specific compatible reader models or system families were identified in the available product data.

Installation Notes

Proximity ID cards are programmed and issued by a licensed security or low-voltage technician using the associated access control software and enrollment reader. No physical wiring or tools are required for the card itself. Ensure the access control panel and reader are powered and enrolled to the system before issuing credentials. Follow all applicable local codes and manufacturer guidelines for credential management and system configuration.