Nedap / Avi 9954104 Uhf Hid Proximity Card

Product Description

The NEDAP / AVI 9954104 is a UHF and HID-compatible proximity card designed for access control and vehicle identification applications. Sold individually, this credential card operates across both ultra-high-frequency (UHF) long-range reader systems and standard HID-format proximity readers, making it a versatile option for facilities that run dual-technology access platforms. It is used by security integrators, facility managers, and access control technicians to credential personnel or vehicles in commercial and industrial environments.

This proximity card fits installations where a single credential must work across multiple reader types — for example, a campus or facility that combines pedestrian access control with vehicle gate management. The UHF capability supports longer read ranges typical of vehicle or parking lane applications, while the HID-compatible format covers standard door and entry-point readers. Installers sourcing credentials for mixed-technology systems will find this card bridges both requirements without issuing separate credentials to end users.

Key Features

• Dual-technology format supports both UHF long-range and HID-compatible proximity readers
• Sold individually, allowing installers to order exact quantities needed
• Standard proximity card form factor for integration into existing access control systems
• Suited for commercial and industrial credential deployments

Compatibility

Designed for use with UHF long-range readers and HID-compatible proximity access control systems. Verify reader protocol and credential format requirements against your installed system before deploying.

Installation Notes

Proximity cards are programmed and issued by licensed security integrators or access control administrators using compatible enrollment hardware and software. No field wiring is required for the card itself, but the associated readers must be properly powered and commissioned before credential testing. Follow the access control system manufacturer guidelines and any applicable local security or low-voltage codes when enrolling and deploying credentials.