Honeywell Commercial Security OKP2N34SP OM16K Pvc Smart Card

Product Description

The HONEYWELL COMMERCIAL SECURITY OKP2N34SP is a PVC proximity smart card formatted in 34-bit HID encoding, designed for use in commercial access control systems. This card stores credential data that is read by compatible card readers at secured entry points, triggering door release or denial based on system programming. It is sold individually and is typically issued to authorized personnel as part of a broader access management deployment. Security integrators and low-voltage access control technicians are the primary installers and provisioning professionals for this card type.

This card is suited for commercial and institutional environments where HID-format 34-bit proximity credentials are the standard. Typical applications include office buildings, healthcare facilities, schools, and multi-tenant properties running access control panels programmed to accept 34-bit card data. The OM16K designation indicates use of a 16-kilobyte contactless smart card chip, which supports expanded credential storage compared to basic prox cards. It is issued on a per-card basis, making it practical for incremental user additions to an existing system.

Key Features

• 34-bit HID format encoding for compatibility with HID-standard access control readers
• OM16K contactless smart card chip with 16-kilobyte onboard storage
• PVC card construction for standard wallet or badge-holder carry
• Sold individually, supporting single-user provisioning or system expansion
• Designed for commercial security access control deployments

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style credential card for commercial access control systems configured to read 34-bit HID-format proximity smart cards.

Installation Notes

Programming and issuance of this card should be performed by a licensed low-voltage security technician or access control integrator. Before enrolling new credentials, verify that the access control panel and reader are configured to accept 34-bit HID card format to avoid enrollment errors. No electrical shutoff is required for card issuance, but panel programming changes should follow the system manufacturer's recommended procedures and any applicable local security codes.