Kantech Us HID-C1386KSF Proximity Card Front Glossy Ksf

Product Description

The KANTECH US HID-C1386KSF is a proximity access card featuring a front glossy finish with KSF encoding format. Designed for use in electronic access control systems, this card communicates with compatible proximity card readers to grant or restrict entry at secured doors and controlled access points. It is sold as a single card unit and is suited for deployment by security integrators, facilities managers, and access control technicians working in both commercial and institutional environments. The glossy front surface also supports standard ID printing and badging processes.

This proximity card is applicable in a wide range of access control installations where proximity-based credential technology is required. Typical applications include office buildings, healthcare facilities, educational institutions, and multi-tenant commercial properties. The KSF format designation identifies the card encoding specification, which is a key consideration when matching credentials to an installed reader and controller infrastructure. Security technicians should verify that the reader and controller support the KSF format before ordering in quantity.

Key Features

• Front glossy finish supports standard ID badge printing and lamination
• KSF encoding format for compatibility with supported proximity reader systems
• Proximity card technology for contactless credential presentation
• Sold as a single card unit for flexible ordering quantities

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style credential for use with proximity card readers and access control systems that support the KSF encoding format. Verify reader and controller compatibility with the KSF format prior to deployment.

Installation Notes

Proximity cards are typically programmed and issued by a licensed security integrator or access control administrator using compatible credential management software. No physical wiring is required for the card itself, but the associated card reader and controller must be properly installed and commissioned before credentials are issued. Always follow the access control system manufacturer guidelines and applicable local security and low-voltage codes when deploying new credentials in an existing system.