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The HID GLOBAL CORPORATION 5266PNNA-PK10-110315 is a 10-pack of Seos-based 8K keyfob credentials designed for electronic access control systems. Each keyfob stores and transmits encrypted identity data to compatible card readers, enabling secure entry management in commercial and institutional settings. The Seos credential platform uses a mobile-ready, app-layer security architecture that operates independently of the physical transport layer, supporting both legacy and modern reader infrastructure. This credential format is typically provisioned by a licensed access control integrator or security technician using a compatible encoder and access management software.
This keyfob pack is suited for commercial access control deployments where end users require a compact, portable credential alternative to a standard card format. Typical installation scenarios include office buildings, data centers, healthcare facilities, and multi-tenant properties where users prefer a keyfob form factor attached to a keyring. The 8K memory configuration supports extended data storage for multi-application credential use cases. The 10-pack quantity is appropriate for small group deployments or credential replenishment in existing Seos-enabled systems.
Designed for use with access control systems and readers that support the Seos credential platform. Specific reader model compatibility should be verified with the access control system administrator or integrator prior to provisioning.
Keyfob credentials are provisioned and enrolled by a qualified access control technician or security integrator using compatible encoding hardware and access management software. Power down or place the relevant reader in service mode before enrolling new credentials per the system manufacturer guidelines. Follow all applicable site security policies and local building codes when adding credentials to an existing access control system. Do not attempt to modify or reverse-engineer the credential data stored on the keyfob.
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