Honeywell Commercial Security OKK2N34R Key Fob 34-bit

Product Description

The HONEYWELL COMMERCIAL SECURITY OKK2N34R is a 34-bit HAS format key fob designed for use with compatible access control systems. This credential device stores encoded access data and communicates with card readers to grant or deny entry at controlled access points. It is sold individually and is typically deployed by security integrators and low-voltage technicians as part of a broader access control installation. The 34-bit HAS format defines the data structure transmitted to the reader, making format compatibility a critical selection factor when adding credentials to an existing system.

This key fob is suited for commercial access control deployments where a compact, portable credential is preferred over a card-style format. Typical installation scenarios include office buildings, multi-tenant facilities, and secured entry points where users require hands-free or quick-access credential presentation. It is commonly issued as part of an OM16K-series access control system deployment and is selected specifically to match the 34-bit HAS credential format configured in the access control panel.

Key Features

• 34-bit HAS format credential for structured data encoding
• Compact key fob form factor for portable, everyday carry
• Sold individually, one unit per package
• Designed for use with compatible proximity-based access control readers
• Part of the OM16K credential family for system-matched deployments

Compatibility

Designed for use with access control systems configured for the 34-bit HAS credential format. Verify reader and panel format settings before ordering to confirm compatibility with the installed system.

Installation Notes

Low-voltage security technicians or licensed security integrators typically handle credential provisioning for commercial access control systems. No wiring or physical installation is required for the fob itself, but it must be enrolled or programmed into the access control panel before use. Confirm the system is configured for the 34-bit HAS format prior to issuing credentials to end users. Follow the access control panel manufacturer guidelines and applicable local codes when enrolling new credentials.