HID 125kHz Proximity Card - ProxCard II or ISOProx II - White
The HID 125 kHz Proximity Card listing gives you a choice of two white cards from HID: the ProxCard II (1326NMSNV), which comes with a vertical slot punch, and the thin ISOProx II (1386NGGNN), the size and thickness of a credit card. Both are access cards for HID 125 kHz proximity readers such as the HID MiniProx and the HID ProxPoint Plus.
Each card is programmed to your site before dispatch - your card format, facility code and numbers - and programming is included in the price. We collect those details on an order form after you order, so have them ready. This is a special order item.
These cards are programmed to suit your access control system before they are sent, and programming is included in the price. After your order is placed, you will be asked to complete a separate order form with your site's details, and we cannot send your cards until we have it. To avoid delays, have the following ready:
- Card format - 26-bit (H10301) is the most common; tell us if your site uses another format
- Facility / Site Code - the facility or site code your panel is set up for
- Start Number and End Number - the number range you need, chosen so it does not clash with credentials already in use
- Offset (if any)
- Order quantity and a site reference (if applicable)
These cards are ordered in and programmed for you - contact us for an estimated dispatch time before you order.
Key Features
- Two cards on one listing - choose the ProxCard II or the ISOProx II when you order. Both are white.
- ProxCard II (1326NMSNV) - HID's value priced proximity card, thin enough to carry in a wallet or purse. It has a plain white matte vinyl front, an HID logo moulded into the base and a vertical slot punch.
- ISOProx II (1386NGGNN) - the same size and thickness as a standard credit card, in plain white gloss PVC on both sides, with a graphics quality surface for direct image card printers. It is not slot punched - printed marks on the back show where a vertical or horizontal slot can go.
- Programmed for your site - each card is programmed with the format, facility code and number your panel expects, at no extra charge. The number is programmed in, not printed on the card. See Programming Details.
- Read by HID proximity readers - at up to 14 cm for the ProxCard II and 12.7 cm for the ISOProx II on a MiniProx or ThinLine II reader. See Compatible Readers.
- Lifetime warranty from HID on its proximity cards.
Compatible Readers
These cards work with HID 125 kHz proximity readers. From our range that is the four HID proximity readers below, and HID Signo readers ordered in Standard Profile.
HID Signo readers
Read range depends on the reader as much as the credential. These are HID's typical maximum figures, and they vary with installation conditions. HID Signo readers read 125 kHz proximity credentials in their Standard Profile only - the Seos and Smart profiles do not. Whatever the reader, the door opens only when the credential's format, facility code and number are ones your access control panel knows. If your site's credentials are in an Indala or EM format, tell us before you order. The card figures are from each reader's own HID datasheet.
What's in the Box
- 1 x HID proximity card - ProxCard II (1326NMSNV) or ISOProx II (1386NGGNN), as you choose - programmed to your site's details
Suitable Uses
- Sites running HID 125 kHz proximity readers that need more cards, or replacements for lost ones.
- Staff and tenant access cards for offices, apartment buildings and other commercial sites. See choosing a platform for commercial, office and retail sites.
- Photo ID badges - choose the ISOProx II, which is made for direct image card printers.
- Cards that hang from a clip or lanyard - choose the ProxCard II, which comes slot punched.
Readers that work only at 13.56 MHz, such as Seos, iCLASS and MIFARE readers - they do not read a 125 kHz proximity credential. Users who want something for a key ring or a stick-on credential - see the HID ProxKey III key fob and the HID MicroProx adhesive tag.
Available Finish Options
White
(This Product)
STK 1326NMSNV
STK 1386NGGNN
Finish selection does not affect functionality, compliance, or performance. The ProxCard II has a matte white front; the ISOProx II is gloss white on both sides.
HID 125 kHz Proximity Credentials
We list four HID 125 kHz proximity credentials on three listings - two cards, a key fob and an adhesive tag.
The bold row is this product. All four carry the same HID 125 kHz proximity technology and are read by the same readers; they differ in shape and in how far away they read. The read range column uses the HID MiniProx as the yardstick - the Compatible Readers table has every reader.
Full Specifications
Frequently Asked Questions
Choose the ProxCard II for a card that comes slot punched and reads a little further - up to 14 cm on a MiniProx against 12.7 cm. Choose the ISOProx II for a card the size and thickness of a credit card, or one you plan to print on with a direct image card printer.
HID 125 kHz proximity readers. From our range that is the HID ProxPoint Plus, HID MiniProx, HID ThinLine II and HID MaxiProx, and HID Signo readers in Standard Profile. The Compatible Readers table has the read range on each.
Your card format, your facility or site code, the start and end numbers you want, any offset, and how many you need. We send a separate order form for these after you order - the Programming Details note above lists them. Your installer or system administrator can usually supply them.
Yes, if your readers are HID 125 kHz proximity readers and we program the cards in the format your panel is set up for. Send us a photo of an existing credential and any numbers printed on it if you are not sure what your site uses.
No, not on a reader that works only at 13.56 MHz - these are 125 kHz proximity cards. An HID Signo reader in Standard Profile reads both technologies, which lets a site keep its proximity cards while it changes its readers.
Additional Information
- Card format matters. A new card, fob or tag only works once its format, facility code and number range match what your panel expects. Have those details ready when you order credentials. HID explains formats on pages 8 and 9 of its proximity catalogue (PDF).
- Choose your number range with care. HID's open 26-bit format has 255 facility codes with 65,535 card numbers in each, and HID does not track who orders which numbers, so a duplicate is possible. Start a new batch above the highest number already in use on your site.
- Printing on cards. The ISOProx II is the card to choose for printing - HID gives it a graphics quality surface for direct image printers. Check with your card printer's maker before you print.
- Allow for lead time. This is a special order item and it is programmed for your site, so contact us for an estimated dispatch time before you order.
- Planning a move to smart cards? 125 kHz proximity is HID's long-established card technology. HID's current readers take secure 13.56 MHz credentials, and some read 125 kHz as well, which lets a site change its readers first and its cards later. Browse the HID range or ask for a locksmith recommendation.
Warranty
HID readers and credentials bought new through authorised channels are covered by HID Global's warranty against defects in materials and workmanship: lifetime cover on HID Signo, iCLASS SE and HID Proximity readers and on HID-branded Seos, iCLASS, Proximity, MIFARE DESFire and UHF cards, fobs and tags, and 2 years on iCLASS SE reader accessories. Proof of purchase required for all claims.
Download PDF Resources
HID's one-page chart of its 125 kHz credentials - read range on each HID proximity reader, slot punch, printing and warranty. Some of its read range figures differ from the readers' own datasheets, which this page follows.
HID's catalogue for its 125 kHz range (2012 revision) - the ProxCard II and ISOProx II on page 10, card formats explained on pages 8 and 9 and its Corporate 1000 and card numbering questions on pages 16 to 19.
PDF Files - HID 125 kHz Proximity Cards
HID's one-page chart of its 125 kHz credentials - read range on each HID proximity reader, slot punch, printing and warranty. Some of its read range figures differ from the readers' own datasheets, which this page follows.
HID's catalogue for its 125 kHz range (2012 revision) - the ProxCard II and ISOProx II on page 10, card formats explained on pages 8 and 9 and its Corporate 1000 and card numbering questions on pages 16 to 19.
HID Warranty
HID branded readers, credentials and accessories are covered by warranties issued by HID Global Corporation and its affiliated entities (part of ASSA ABLOY), distributed in Australia by LSC. Most HID readers and HID-branded credentials carry lifetime cover; a small number of specific models and accessories carry a fixed term instead.
The summary below sets out HID's published warranty structure. All warranty claims are handled by Terry's Tradies Pty Ltd and its associated websites, trading names, and subsidiaries. Full terms and exclusions are set out in the official HID Global Warranty Policy linked at the base of this page.
Warranty Summary
Understanding "Lifetime" Cover
HID's published policy uses the term "Lifetime Warranty Period" without defining it further - it is not stated as a fixed number of years, "for the life of the product", or "as long as you own it". It applies for as long as HID continues to honour that stated period under its published policy.
How to Make a Claim
- Contact Terry's Tradies Pty Ltd and its associated websites, trading names, and subsidiaries with your proof of original purchase and a description of the fault.
- Where a claim needs to be escalated, HID requires written notice from the end customer within the applicable warranty period - we handle this notification on your behalf.
- HID's remedy, at its own option, is to repair the product, replace it, or issue a credit towards a future purchase.
- Postage, insurance and shipping costs to present hardware for warranty assessment are the end customer's responsibility under HID's policy - we'll advise what's needed before anything is sent.
Exclusions
This warranty does not cover, and will be voided by, any of the following:
- Installation by anyone other than HID or an HID-authorised installer
- Use other than as authorised in HID's own documentation
- Modification, alteration or repair by a party other than HID
- Combination with hardware, operating systems or tools not provided by HID
- Accident, neglect, misuse or negligence
- Upgrades, evaluation units and demonstration units
- Consumables - batteries, paper, pads, cleaning solution, towels, cartridges and cables
Important Notes
This manufacturer warranty applies in addition to your rights under the Australian Consumer Law. Our goods come with guarantees that cannot be excluded under the ACL. You are entitled to a replacement or refund for a major failure and to compensation for any other reasonably foreseeable loss or damage. Where a failure does not amount to a major failure, you are entitled to have the goods repaired or replaced.
HID's published policy states the warranty is solely for the benefit of the original end customer. Products purchased through Terry's Tradies Pty Ltd and its associated websites are covered as supplied - contact us in the first instance for any claim rather than approaching HID directly.
A small number of HID accessories (such as certain Signo mounting plates and wall spacers) are not individually named in HID's published policy. Where this applies, contact us to confirm the term that applies to your specific item before relying on the Lifetime cover shown above for readers.
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