Hid Global Corporation 1346LNSSN Proxkey Iii Key Fob

Product Description

The HID GLOBAL CORPORATION 1346LNSSN is a programmable proximity key fob designed for access control applications. Known as the ProxKey III, this credential device stores a unique proximity code that is read by compatible HID proximity readers when presented at an access point. The unit is finished in a black and gray housing and is configured in the non-mullion format, making it suitable for standard door reader deployments. It is typically programmed and enrolled by security integrators, low-voltage technicians, or access control installers as part of a broader credential management system.

The 1346LNSSN is used in commercial and light industrial access control installations where HID proximity technology is the established platform. The non-mullion designation indicates this fob is not pre-configured for mullion-style reader mounting scenarios, fitting standard proximity reader environments. It is sold individually and suits applications where credential issuance is handled one unit at a time, such as tenant credential programs, employee badge issuance, or replacement fob deployments.

Key Features

• Programmable proximity credential allows site-specific encoding for access control systems
• ProxKey III form factor provides a compact, keychain-friendly credential alternative to clamshell cards
• Black and gray housing offers durable, low-profile appearance for end-user carry
• Non-mullion configuration matches standard HID proximity reader deployments
• Sold as a single unit for flexible, as-needed credential issuance

Compatibility

Designed for use with HID proximity reader systems that support standard 125 kHz HID prox credentials. No specific compatible reader model numbers were provided in the product data.

Installation Notes

Installation of this credential is performed by access control or low-voltage security technicians as part of a credential enrollment process. No wiring or physical mounting is required for the fob itself. The credential must be programmed or enrolled into the access control panel or management software before use. Follow the access control system manufacturer guidelines and any applicable local low-voltage or security licensing requirements when issuing or programming credentials.