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Kantech
SKU: MFP-2KKEY
Kantech MFP-2KKEY ioSmart MIFARE Plus 2K Keytag
Encrypted keytag credential for Kantech ioSmart access control
- MIFARE Plus 2K keytag, 2,048 bytes user memory
- Stores multi-site facility access permissions
- Single credential serves multi-site deployments
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SKU: MFP-2KWLS2
Kantech MFP-2KWLS2 ioSmart 2-Button Wireless Transmitter
Wireless 2-button transmitter for ioSmart access control without hardwire
- ioSmart 2-button handheld wireless transmitter
- Wireless credential for vehicles, gates, and remote entry
- Pairs with Kantech ioSmart wireless readers
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SKU: MFP-2KWLS4
Kantech MFP-2KWLS4 ioSmart 2-Button Wireless Transmitter
2-button wireless transmitter for ioSmart access control without hardwired infrastructure
- ioSmart 2-button wireless transmitter for handheld access
- Wireless credential for parking gates and remote entry
- Pairs with Kantech ioSmart wireless readers
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Kantech
SKU: MFP-4KKEY2-BK
Kantech MFP-4KKEY2-BK ioSmart Keytag Black
ioSmart keytag with 4K Mifare Plus EV2 for enterprise access control
- ioSmart keytag with Mifare Plus EV2 4K secure encryption
- Multi-technology credential for legacy + modern reader systems
- Compact black keytag form factor
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Kantech
SKU: MFP-4KWBL-DB
Kantech MFP-4KWBL-DB ioSmart WristBand Credential
Dark blue wristband credential with Mifare Plus EV2 4K for ioSmart systems
- Waterproof wristband credential for ioSmart access control systems
- Tamper-evident design for visitor and event credentialing
- Compatible with Kantech ioSmart readers for secure entry
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Kantech
SKU: MFP-4KWBS-DB
Kantech MFP-4KWBS-DB ioSmart Mifare Plus Wristband
Mifare Plus EV2 4K wristband for access control & employee badging
- MIFARE Plus EV2 4K wristband, 180mm dark blue
- Compatible with Kantech ioSmart access control
- Medium size fits most adult wrists comfortably
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SKU: P10SHL
Kantech P10SHL ioProx Standard Clamshell Access Card
26-bit Wiegand clamshell card for Kantech ioProx systems
- ioProx clamshell card with hinged plastic protection
- Shields magnetic stripe and proximity element from wear
- Reduced replacement cycle in high-turnover environments
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Kantech
SKU: P40KEY
Kantech P40KEY ioProx 26-bit Wiegand Keytag
Passive 26-bit Wiegand keytag for Kantech ioProx access control
- ioProx 26-bit Wiegand passive RFID keytag
- No batteries — electromagnetic induction powers reads
- Compact keychain form factor for daily carry
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Kantech
SKU: SH-K1
Kantech SH-K1 ShadowProx Keytag
ShadowProx keytag credential for Kantech access control systems
- ShadowProx KSF keytag with proprietary Kantech encryption
- HID 4086X cross-compatibility for mixed-vendor sites
- Anti-cloning protection vs unencrypted 125kHz tags
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Kantech
SKU: SH-CMG4/GG
Kantech ShadowProx Dye Sub Card KSF Blank Magstripe
Kantech KSF dye-sub card with blank magstripe for custom encoding
- ShadowProx dye-sub card with KSF format + blank magstripe
- Full-color fade-resistant photo printing
- Magstripe field ready for secondary encoding
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Kantech
SKU: SH-CMG3/GG
Kantech ShadowProx KSF Dye Sublimation Card
Dye-sublimation KSF cards with fade-resistant color for ShadowProx access
- ShadowProx KSF dye-sublimation card
- Full-color photo-quality printing infused into card
- No lamination layer — reduced cost and thickness
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SKU: USB-485
Kantech USB-485 USB to RS-485 Communication Interface
USB-to-RS-485 converter with IP66 rating for access control integration
- USB to RS-485 interface for PC programming of panels
- IP66 ingress rating allows outdoor cabinet placement
- 0.4 lb compact dongle fits installer's laptop bag
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Posiflex
SKU: WF770JK
Posiflex WF770JK Module Wi-Fi Pcie WF770JK
- PCIe internal install eliminates USB dongles, keeping kiosk exterior clean.
- Adds Wi-Fi to JK series kiosks where Ethernet runs are impractical.
- Purpose-built for Posiflex JK line ensures driver compatibility and proper fit.
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HID
SKU: 1326NSSNV
Proxcard II Non-prog F-hid Logo B-hid - 1326NSSNV
- Passive 125 kHz design works with HID ProxPro, ProxPro2, and ProxPoint Plus readers.
- Supports Wiegand formats up to 85 bits, yielding over 137 billion unique codes per deployment.
- Ships blank and non-programmed; enroll at issuance for straightforward credential lifecycle control.
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HID
SKU: 1326NMSNV
Proxcard II Non-prog F-matte B-hid LO - 1326NMSNV
- Passive design eliminates battery replacement cycles and maintenance overhead.
- Supports up to 85-bit encoding with 137B+ unique IDs, preventing code collisions at scale.
- Compatible with any HID proximity reader — no configuration required for drop-in deployment.
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HID
SKU: 1326LGSNV
Proxcard II Prog F-gloss B-hid Logo - 1326LGSNV
- Up to 85-bit encoding yields 137B+ unique codes, supporting large multi-site deployments.
- RF-programmable credential rewrites in the field without swapping cards or reader hardware.
- Passive PVC card requires no battery and integrates with existing HID proximity reader lines.
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Cards & Key Fobs
Access control cards and key fobs are physical credentials used to authenticate users at entry points. Select credential formats that match your reader technology and security requirements to maintain consistent, scalable access management.
Plan Your Deployment
- Credential format compatibility (125kHz, 13.56MHz, encrypted types)
- Reader and control system alignment
- Standardization across facilities and user groups
- Replacement and lifecycle management planning
- Security level and data protection requirements
- Readers & Authentication
- Card Enrollment Stations
- Request credential recommendations
Cards & Key Fobs — Engineering-Grade Credential Reading for Commercial Deployments
This category covers 82 working models of cards & key fobs sourced manufacturer-direct or through channel-direct US distribution. Build the rest of your system around the architectural choices below — compatibility, environmental rating, and lifecycle decisions made here propagate through every downstream component you specify.
What to Look For
Credential technology drives reader choice. Legacy 125 kHz prox is easy to clone with off-the-shelf tools and should be retired wherever security matters. 13.56 MHz contactless (HID iCLASS Seos, Mifare DESFire EV2/EV3) uses encrypted mutual authentication and is the current standard. Multi-format readers buy migration flexibility but cost more per door and consume more current.
Form factor and mounting decide installation cost and aesthetic fit. Mullion-mount readers fit narrow door frames; wall-mount readers offer larger antennas and longer read range. Indoor versus outdoor (IP65/IP67) ratings drive housing choice. Backlit keypads, LED indicators, and audible beep volume affect usability — operator complaints almost always trace back to ergonomics, not the controller logic upstream.
OSDP support is now baseline for any new reader purchase. OSDP brings encrypted communication, tamper detection, and over-the-wire firmware updates. SIA OSDP Verified compliance (and OSDP Secure Channel) signals interoperability with controllers across vendors. Wiegand-only readers should be reserved for retrofit-only situations where pulling new cable isn't feasible.
Biometric and facial recognition readers add convenience but introduce template management, lighting requirements, and accuracy/false-rejection tradeoffs. Plan enrollment workflow, GDPR/BIPA compliance for stored biometric templates, and lighting upgrades at the reader site. Hybrid readers — credential + biometric — are common for compliance-sensitive environments where two-factor at the door is required.
Key Specs in This Category
| Spec | Available Options |
|---|---|
| Resolution | 8MP |
| IP Rating | IP66 |
| Connectivity | Wired, Ethernet |
| Type | Access Card, Printer, Reader, Accessory, Badge Pouch, Proximity Credential (Pack of 50), Clamshell proximity card, Controller |
| Durability | Outdoor |
| Night Vision | Yes |
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Frequently Asked Questions
How far away can a credential be read?
13.56 MHz contactless reads at 2-4 inches with standard antennas. Long-range UHF readers (433 MHz, 900 MHz) read at 5-30 feet and are common in parking, vehicle ingress, and hands-free entry applications. The tradeoff is security — longer-range reads create larger opportunities for relay attacks. Match read range to the use case and confirm reader-credential pairing before mass-issuing credentials.
Can I read multiple credential types on one reader?
Multi-format readers (HID multiCLASS SE, ASSA OSDP multi-tech) support 125 kHz, 13.56 MHz, and mobile credentials simultaneously. They cost roughly 30-50% more than single-format readers but eliminate the credential-migration cliff. For organizations issuing mobile credentials alongside cards or transitioning from legacy prox, multi-format is almost always the right choice.
What's the difference between iCLASS Seos and Mifare DESFire?
Both are encrypted 13.56 MHz contactless standards used in modern access control. HID iCLASS Seos is HID's proprietary platform — broad reader ecosystem, mobile credential support via HID Mobile Access. Mifare DESFire EV2/EV3 is an open NXP standard used by many independent vendors and transit systems. Choose based on which controller/reader ecosystem you've committed to; performance is comparable.
How long do credentials last?
Physical cards last 5-7 years under normal pocket-and-purse use. Key fobs typically last longer, 7-10 years. Battery-powered active credentials (UHF tags) are limited by battery life, often 3-5 years. Mobile credentials don't have physical wear but require active phone OS support. Build credential replacement into annual budget; lost-card replacement runs $5-25 per card depending on technology.
Are biometric readers reliable enough for primary entry?
Modern fingerprint and facial recognition readers achieve very low false-reject rates (under 1% with good enrollment) and false-accept rates well below 1 in 100,000. They're reliable enough for primary entry in most commercial applications, with two important caveats: lighting and angle requirements for facial readers are strict, and a small minority of users have fingerprints that don't enroll reliably. Always pair biometrics with a credential fallback path.
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