Isonas HID-PROXCARD-2-100 Proximity Cards 100 Pack

Product Description

The ISONAS HID-PROXCARD-2-100 is a clamshell-style proximity access card sold in a 100-card pack. These cards use passive RFID technology to communicate with compatible card readers, granting or denying access based on the credential stored on each card. Each card carries a factory-programmed unique ID. Security integrators and access control technicians install these cards in commercial and light industrial facilities where low-frequency proximity-based door access systems are in service. The clamshell form factor makes these cards durable for everyday badge use while keeping credential data protected against casual cloning.

This 100-pack is suited for initial deployments, large facility rollouts, or restocking an existing access control program. Proximity cards of this type are commonly issued to employees, contractors, or residents in commercial office buildings, multi-tenant properties, warehouses, and institutional facilities. They are used wherever a contactless credential system manages entry to secured areas. The pack quantity makes this product appropriate for purchasing departments and systems integrators managing card inventories for ongoing programs.

Key Features

• Clamshell form factor provides durable, everyday badge use
• Passive RFID credential requires no battery in the card
• Factory-programmed unique ID on each card
• 100-card pack quantity supports large deployments and restocking
• Contactless operation for fast, hands-free access events

Compatibility

Designed for use with proximity card reader systems compatible with standard low-frequency RFID credentials. Confirm reader compatibility with the specific card format before deployment.

Installation Notes

Security integrators or access control technicians handle credential enrollment and card issuance. Prior to adding or replacing cards in an active system, verify the access control panel is configured to accept the card format and bit length in use. No tools are required to issue cards, but administrative access to the access control software is needed to enroll each credential. Follow the facility security policy and any applicable local codes when issuing or deactivating credentials.