Kantech Us ASC-121T Proximity Card 26-bit Wiegand

Product Description

The KANTECH US ASC-121T is a standard 26-bit Wiegand proximity card designed for use in access control systems. It communicates using the industry-standard Wiegand protocol, making it compatible with a wide range of access control readers and panels. The 26-bit format is the most widely adopted credential format in commercial and institutional access control, providing facility codes and card ID numbers in a format recognized by virtually all Wiegand-compatible readers. Security integrators, low-voltage electricians, and access control technicians are the primary installers of this credential type.

The ASC-121T is suited for commercial, institutional, and light industrial access control deployments where standard Wiegand proximity credentials are required. It is sold individually and is appropriate for new installations as well as replacement or expansion of existing Wiegand-based card access systems. Typical use cases include door access at office buildings, schools, healthcare facilities, and multi-tenant commercial properties.

Key Features

• Standard 26-bit Wiegand format for broad reader compatibility
• Proximity card technology for contactless credential presentation
• Sold individually, allowing single-unit replacement or incremental deployment
• Industry-standard credential format recognized across major access control platforms

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style proximity credential for use with 26-bit Wiegand-compatible access control readers and panels in commercial and institutional installations.

Installation Notes

Proximity cards are issued and programmed through the access control system software or panel by a licensed security or low-voltage technician. No tools are required to issue the card itself, but reader and panel configuration should follow the manufacturer guidelines for the installed system. Ensure the access control panel is properly secured and that credential issuance follows the site security policy. Card programming and facility code assignment should be completed before distributing credentials to end users.