Kantech Us HID-C1336KSF Duoprox Ii Proximity Card

Product Description

The KANTECH US HID-C1336KSF is a HID DuoProx II proximity card designed for use in electronic access control systems. This credential card communicates with compatible proximity card readers using contactless RF technology, allowing authorized personnel to gain entry without physical key contact. The card is sold individually and is suited for commercial and institutional access control deployments. Licensed security integrators, low-voltage technicians, and facility security professionals are the primary installers and administrators of this credential type.

The HID-C1336KSF is intended for use in access control installations where HID proximity technology is specified. Typical applications include office buildings, healthcare facilities, educational campuses, and multi-tenant commercial properties. The card is commonly used in systems that require a durable, wallet-sized credential compatible with standard HID DuoProx II readers deployed at door controllers and entry points.

Key Features

• HID DuoProx II format for contactless proximity access
• Sold as individual card unit for flexible credential management
• Standard wallet card form factor for easy carry and use
• Compatible with proximity card reader infrastructure in commercial access control systems

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style credential for use with HID DuoProx II-compatible proximity card readers in commercial and institutional access control systems.

Installation Notes

Proximity card credentials are typically programmed and issued by a licensed security integrator or access control administrator. No tools are required for the end user, but card encoding and system enrollment must be performed by qualified personnel familiar with the installed access control platform. Always follow the access control system manufacturer guidelines and applicable local codes when issuing or revoking credentials. Power down or lock out the access control panel only when servicing hardware, not for credential programming tasks.