Kantech Us P40KEY 26-bit Proximity Key Tag

Product Description

The KANTECH US P40KEY is a 26-bit proximity key tag credential designed for use with compatible access control readers. Operating on the standard 26-bit Wiegand format, this key tag provides a compact, carryable token that end users present to a proximity reader to authenticate entry. It is commonly installed by security integrators and low-voltage technicians as part of a commercial or light-commercial access control deployment. The XSF format supports interoperability with IOPRX-series readers, making it a practical credential option for sites standardized on that reader platform.

This key tag is suited for commercial, industrial, and multi-tenant residential access control applications where a hands-free or keychain-style credential is preferred over a card format. It ships as a single unit and is intended for bulk enrollment into an access control panel or head-end software. Typical installations include employee access points, common-area doors, parking gates, and elevator readers that accept standard 26-bit Wiegand input.

Key Features

• Standard 26-bit Wiegand format for broad reader compatibility
• XSF credential format compatible with IOPRX-series proximity readers
• Compact key tag form factor for keychain carry
• Single-unit packaging for flexible deployment and enrollment
• Passive proximity technology requires no battery in the credential

Compatibility

Designed for use with IOPRX-series proximity readers supporting the 26-bit Wiegand XSF format. No additional compatible model numbers were specified in the product data.

Installation Notes

Installation and enrollment of proximity credentials should be performed by a licensed low-voltage or security systems technician familiar with the access control panel in use. Power down or place the panel in a maintenance state before making wiring changes to any associated readers. Credential enrollment is typically handled through the access control head-end software and does not require physical tools. Consult applicable local codes and the panel manufacturer documentation for enrollment and programming procedures.