Honeywell Commercial Security PX-4-H25 Proximity Card 25 Pack

Product Description

The HONEYWELL COMMERCIAL SECURITY PX-4-H25 is a clamshell-style proximity access card formatted to the 34-bit data protocol and sold in a 25-card pack. Proximity cards use passive RFID technology to communicate with compatible card readers at short range, enabling keyless access control at secured entry points. The clamshell form factor provides a durable, rigid housing that protects the internal antenna and chip from flexing and everyday wear. These cards are installed by licensed security technicians and access control integrators as part of commercial or institutional door-access systems.

The PX-4-H25 is suited for commercial and institutional access control deployments where 34-bit proximity format is the site standard. The 25-pack quantity supports mid-scale credential issuance for new installations, employee onboarding, or replacement of lost cards. Typical applications include office buildings, schools, healthcare facilities, and multi-tenant commercial properties using proximity-based access control infrastructure.

Key Features

• 34-bit proximity data format for broad reader compatibility within supported systems
• Clamshell form factor provides rigid, durable housing to protect internal RFID components
• 25-card pack quantity reduces per-unit cost for bulk credential deployments
• Passive RFID technology requires no battery — card activates on reader field contact
• Compact card size fits standard wallet and badge holder configurations

Compatibility

Designed for use with access control readers and panels that support the 34-bit proximity card format. No specific compatible model numbers were provided in the product data.

Installation Notes

Proximity card credentials are programmed and issued by a licensed security integrator or access control technician using the site's access control management software. No physical installation tools are required for the cards themselves, though associated readers and panels must be installed per local electrical codes and manufacturer guidelines. Ensure the access control panel is powered down or placed in a safe programming mode before adding new credential records to the system.