HID 2124BGGMNN iCLASS 32k Prox Composite Card, 125 kHz Programmed with HID Prox or Indala format, iCLASS Programmed with Application, Glossy, iCLASS Sequential Matching, No Slot, 125kHz No Numbering

Ensure secure, backward-compatible access control across your facilities with the HID Global iCLASS 32k Prox Composite Card. This smart card combines a 13.56 MHz iCLASS contactless element (4 KB EEPROM) with a factory-programmed 125 kHz prox layer (HID Prox or Indala format), giving you a single credential that supports both legacy proximity readers and modern iCLASS access systems. The card’s encrypted iCLASS application area provides mutual authentication and diversified keys to reduce cloning and unauthorized access—critical for enterprise security, monitoring, and surveillance deployments.

Built for daily use, the glossy, ISO-thickness composite fits standard direct-image and thermal transfer printers so you can produce photo IDs and branded badges on demand. Its passive, no-battery design delivers consistent read range and long service life, while rugged PET/PVC construction resists cracking in high-use environments. Backed by HID Global quality and a limited lifetime warranty, this card streamlines credential management and enhances physical security. Order the HID iCLASS Prox Composite Card to consolidate credentials, simplify migrations, and strengthen your access control infrastructure today.

• Dual-technology compatibility (13.56 MHz iCLASS + 125 kHz prox) for seamless integration with existing HID Prox or Indala systems, minimizing migration costs
• Strong, encrypted iCLASS memory (4 KB) with mutual authentication to protect credentials and reduce cloning risk
• Reliable, passive design with consistent read range and long lifecycle for high-traffic access control and security monitoring
• Glossy, ISO-printable composite card suitable for photo ID issuance and badge personalization to support professional identification workflows
• Durable PET/PVC construction resists cracking and daily wear—ideal for corporate, transportation, and surveillance environments