Sdc HID1346-10 Hid Key Fobs 10 Pack Access Control

Product Description

The SDC - SECURITY DOOR CONTROLS HID1346-10 is a 10-pack of HID-compatible key fobs designed for use with electronic access control systems. These proximity fobs communicate with HID-compatible card readers to grant or deny entry at controlled doors, gates, and secured zones. Licensed electricians and low-voltage security technicians are the primary installers. The fobs require no batteries and operate passively, responding to the reader's RF field. Sold as a unit of 10, this pack is suited for initial system deployments or credential replenishment on active sites.

These key fobs are appropriate for commercial and light industrial access control installations where HID proximity technology is already in use. Typical applications include office buildings, multi-tenant facilities, warehouses, and any secured perimeter relying on HID-format readers. The compact fob form factor is intended for keychain carry, making them practical for end users who need hands-free or one-handed credential presentation at readers mounted at standard door-height positions.

Key Features

• 10-pack quantity suits initial deployments and credential top-offs
• HID proximity technology for passive, battery-free operation
• Compact key fob form factor designed for keychain attachment
• Compatible with HID-format proximity card readers
• No programming hardware required at the fob level — enrollment handled at the access control panel

Compatibility

Designed for use with HID-compatible proximity access control readers and systems. No specific compatible model numbers or system families were provided in the product data.

Installation Notes

Installation and enrollment of proximity fobs is typically performed by a licensed low-voltage or security systems technician in accordance with local codes and the access control panel manufacturer's instructions. Power down or place the access control panel in a safe programming mode before adding new credentials to avoid system conflicts. Do not attempt to physically disassemble fobs, as internal antenna damage will render them non-functional. Credential programming is handled through the access control software or head-end panel, not through the fob itself.