HID 1326LMSMV ProxCard II Proximity Access Card, Low Frequency, White Sequential Matching Card Numbering

Cards ship with the externally printed number matching the internally encoded number, running in sequence. That means the number you read off the face of the card is the number you enroll in the access control software, so you can badge out a stack of cards to tenants or staff and keep an accurate roster without a reader at the desk. It also makes deactivating a lost card straightforward, since the number on the sign-out sheet is the number in the system.

It is a commercial credential, intended for electronic access control systems in office, multi-family, healthcare, education and similar facilities. It is the low cost end of the prox card range, which is why it is common for large card populations where every tenant, contractor and staff member needs a badge.

The 1326 ProxCard II is the credential only. You still need compatible 125 kHz prox readers at the openings and a controller or panel with software to enroll the card numbers. If you are adding users to a system already running HID prox, the cards are all you need; if you are building the system from scratch, budget readers and controllers as well.

It is thin enough to carry in a wallet or purse, so a clip or holder is optional rather than required. Buyers who want it worn visibly still order a badge holder or lanyard separately, since none is supplied with the card.

The card comes in white. The ProxCard II is a clamshell style prox card rather than a direct print PVC card, so facilities that need photo ID badges typically pair it with a printed adhesive label or use a separate photo ID card alongside it.