KINGONE 100pcs 26 bit Keyfobs Proximity Fob Works with Prox Key ISOProx 1346 1386 1326 H10301 Format Readers. Works with The vast Majority of Access Control Systems (Black)

I am a member of a small yacht club and we installed a prox card system 10 years ago to control access to doors and gates. After the system was set up, it was never touched again. The cards we bought with the system were all handed out or lost and needed replacement. We didn’t have a lot of money and I ran across these key fobs and thought I would give them a try. They were already programmed with a different site code than we’d been using, but that *should* be ok. I got the fobs fairly quickly and immediately tried to get them to work with our ancient system. After getting through old passwords, etc I was finally able to program the new site code and bulk import the fobs. I go test it on a door and it beeps but stays red. Damn. The day before my 30 return window was up, I tried for the upteenth time. I did all the stuff that I usually did (those still didn’t work). But then I found an initialize command so I ran that and actually saw that it was updating the readers with the new cards!!!! Success. These work great and area fantastic value if you need fobs and can work within the limitations. PS All fobs have the same site code and are sequentially numbered as part of a large batch. You can’t specify the numbers, but do you care? We didn’t.

I manage a space where the doors are usually open, but periodically locked down for exam situations. During exams, we often have government regulators verifying the exam integrity, so while employees have permanent badges that work with the locks, I got tired of the government regulators forgetting to return their keycards, so I decided to use fobs on a high-visibility lanyard. I tried a number of other keyfobs that didn't work before giving these a try, and these worked exactly as I needed them to.

Needed more fobs for my PremiSys HID ProxPoint reader. Quoted $240 by the company that installed it for 50 fobs. Decided to try these and they worked just fine. The quality feels pretty similar to the original fobs.

These are the equivalent of HID Proxkey type “1346”. When I saw the price, I was skeptical, I contacted the seller, she said “Yes”, so I ordered. To my surprise, they Work on my Honeywell door access system. I was able to register all 100 cards in one entry. I could not be happier with price, they appear to be sealed properly, so quality is good. Yes, I would buy again.

I have an Alarm Lock brand secure entry model PDL6100 that is designed to be compatible with the HID proxcard and proxkey brand of cards and fobs. Instead of spending $4 or more per fob, I was able to use these much cheaper and just as effective fobs. And I love that they come with the pre stenciled numbers. I was nervous that, at this price, they wouldn't actually do what I needed, which is why it was so important that I leave my review (something i almost never do). If you're nervous too, I can at least reassure you that they worked for me!

Items works as expected and the seller was able to work with me so we didn’t duplicate the fob #s we already have. They were very accommodating and easy to work with.

Very happy with my purchase. With numbers on the fobs, it's easy to enroll without having to go to a reader to program. Shipping time was spot on!

The numbers printed on the Key are not the numbers of the fob. You must have a reader to read the number of the fob in order to program to your system. So much for trying to go cheap.