Honeywell Commercial Security PX-4-H-SPEC Proximity Card

Product Description

The HONEYWELL COMMERCIAL SECURITY PX-4-H-SPEC is a proximity access card designed for use in commercial security and access control systems. This card communicates with compatible proximity card readers to grant or deny entry at controlled access points. It is sold as a single unit and is intended for installation and programming by licensed security integrators or access control technicians. The PX-4-H-SPEC is categorized as a proximity card, indicating it uses contactless radio frequency identification technology to interact with door readers and panel systems.

This proximity card is suited for commercial environments where controlled access is required, such as office buildings, warehouses, data centers, and multi-tenant facilities. It is typically deployed alongside Honeywell Commercial Security access control panels and compatible proximity readers. Security integrators enroll the card into the access control system by programming its unique credential ID into the panel or software platform managing door access.

Key Features

• Contactless proximity technology for fast, reliable credential reads at access points
• Sold individually, allowing flexible credential quantity management
• Designed for integration into commercial access control systems
• Compact card form factor fits standard wallet or badge holder

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style proximity credential card for use with compatible Honeywell Commercial Security access control readers and panels. Refer to your system documentation to confirm reader frequency and format compatibility before deploying this card.

Installation Notes

Installation and enrollment of proximity cards should be performed by a qualified security integrator or access control technician familiar with the installed panel and software. Before adding or removing cards from an active system, ensure you have appropriate administrative credentials and follow the panel manufacturer's enrollment procedure. Do not attempt to modify the card's internal circuitry. Local security codes and facility policies may govern credential issuance and deactivation procedures.