Honeywell OKP0N34SP 2K Pvc 34-bit Proximity Card

Product Description

The Honeywell Commercial Security OKP0N34SP is a 2K PVC proximity card designed for use in commercial access control systems. Operating on a 34-bit format, this card communicates with compatible proximity card readers to grant or restrict entry at secured access points. PVC construction provides durability suitable for everyday credential use in badge-based security environments. This card is typically issued to personnel and carried as a standard access credential. Security integrators, access control technicians, and facility managers are the primary installers and administrators of this type of card.

This proximity card is suited for commercial and institutional environments where proximity-based access control is already deployed. Typical applications include office buildings, schools, healthcare facilities, and multi-tenant properties running proximity card reader infrastructure. The 34-bit format is a widely used standard in legacy and current-generation access control platforms, making this card appropriate for a broad range of installed systems that support standard 26-bit to 34-bit Wiegand-format credentials.

Key Features

• 34-bit format for broad compatibility with proximity-based access control readers
• 2K card capacity supports standard credential data storage requirements
• PVC construction offers durability for daily badge carry and use
• Sold individually, allowing single-unit procurement or supplemental stock replenishment

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style proximity credential for commercial access control systems supporting 34-bit Wiegand-format card readers.

Installation Notes

Proximity cards of this type are enrolled into an access control system by a licensed security integrator or credentialed access control technician. No physical wiring is required for the card itself. Card enrollment should be performed through the access control management software before issuing to end users. Always follow site security policy and applicable local codes when provisioning and distributing access credentials.