Speco APSC1 Clamshell Proximity Credential Cards 25 Pack

Product Description

The SPECO APSC1 is a clamshell-format proximity credential card designed for use with proximity readers in access control systems. These cards use passive RFID technology to authenticate personnel at secured entry points without requiring contact with the reader. Each card is presented to a compatible proximity reader, which reads the embedded credential data and triggers the door or gate controller. The APSC1 comes packaged in a 25-card pack, making it a practical choice for initial deployments, facility expansions, or credential replacement programs managed by security integrators and access control technicians.

These proximity credentials are suited for commercial and light industrial access control installations where clamshell-style cards are the specified credential format. Typical applications include office buildings, warehouses, schools, and multi-tenant facilities that rely on proximity-based access control infrastructure. Security integrators, low-voltage technicians, and facility security managers are the primary installers and administrators for these credentials.

Key Features

• Clamshell form factor for durability and easy handling at card readers
• Designed for use with compatible proximity readers
• Packaged in a 25-card pack for efficient deployment or replacement
• Passive RFID credential — no battery required
• Suitable for commercial access control applications

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style credential for use with compatible proximity card readers in standard access control systems.

Installation Notes

Proximity credentials are programmed and enrolled by a licensed security integrator or low-voltage technician using the access control system software. Power down or lock out the access control panel before making any wiring changes to connected hardware. No tools are required to issue or enroll cards, but the access control software and appropriate administrative credentials must be available. Follow all applicable local codes and manufacturer guidelines when configuring access levels and credential permissions.