Description
HID® MicroProx® Tag 1391LSSMN – HID 125 kHz Adhesive Proximity Tag
Genuine HID® MicroProx Tag for adding 125 kHz proximity access capability to existing nonmetallic cards, badges, and devices. Programmed in the 26-bit H10301 format.
HID MicroProx Tag 1391LSSMN
The HID® MicroProx® Tag 1391LSSMN is a compact 125 kHz adhesive proximity tag designed for compatible HID access control systems. The HID MicroProx Tag attaches to an existing nonmetallic identification card, badge, credential holder, or other suitable nonmetallic surface, providing a convenient way to add HID proximity access without replacing an organization's existing identification credential.
Approximately the size of a coin, the HID 1391 MicroProx Tag is significantly smaller than a traditional clamshell or ISO proximity card. Once attached, the tag functions as a separate proximity credential that can be enrolled into a compatible HID access control system.
This 1391LSSMN configuration is programmed in the widely used 26-bit H10301 format. When ordering credentials for an existing access control system, verify the required format, facility code, and card number range before purchase.
Key Features
- Genuine HID® MicroProx® Tag
- HID part number: 1391LSSMN
- 125 kHz HID proximity technology
- 26-bit H10301 format
- Compact adhesive-backed proximity credential
- Attaches to suitable nonmetallic surfaces
- Coin-size form factor
- Durable Lexan outer shell
- Designed for compatible HID proximity readers
- Excellent for credential retrofit applications
1391LSSMN Specifications
- Manufacturer: HID
- Product Family: MicroProx Tag
- Part Number: 1391LSSMN
- Technology: 125 kHz proximity
- Format: H10301 26-bit
- Credential Type: Adhesive proximity tag
- Diameter: Approximately 1.285"
- Thickness: Approximately 0.070"
- Outer Shell: Lexan
- Warranty: HID lifetime warranty
Add HID Proximity Access to an Existing Credential
One of the primary advantages of the HID MicroProx Tag is the ability to add electronic access control functionality to an existing credential. Instead of issuing a second full-size proximity card, an organization can attach the MicroProx Tag to a compatible employee ID, membership card, contact smart card, or other suitable nonmetallic credential.
This makes the HID 1391 MicroProx Tag especially useful for organizations that want to preserve an existing photo ID or badge program while adding HID proximity access. It can also simplify phased access control upgrades and credential conversion projects.
Common Applications
- Employee photo ID badges
- Corporate access control
- Healthcare credentials
- Schools and universities
- Government facilities
- Membership cards
- Contractor and visitor credentials
- Credential retrofit projects
Why Choose an Adhesive Proximity Tag?
- Adds proximity access to an existing badge
- Eliminates the need to carry another full-size card
- Compact and discreet credential format
- Useful for existing identification programs
- Ideal for phased access control conversions
- Maintains separate ID and access technologies
HID MicroProx Tag Programming – 26 Bit H10301 Format
These HID 1391LSSMN MicroProx Tags are configured in the common H10301 26-bit format. H10301 uses a facility code together with an individual credential number to identify each credential within the access control system.
Two credentials can both be described as 26-bit while still having different facility codes and card numbers. When adding HID MicroProx Tags to an existing system, confirm the required facility code and credential number range before ordering.
Compatibility Requirements
- Compatible HID 125 kHz proximity reader
- Access system supporting H10301 26-bit
- Correct facility code
- Correct credential number range
- Suitable nonmetallic attachment surface
Different Credential Technologies
HID MicroProx uses 125 kHz proximity technology. It should not be confused with credentials designed exclusively for other technologies such as:
- HID iCLASS®
- HID Seos®
- MIFARE®
- MIFARE DESFire®
- Other 13.56 MHz smart-card-only technologies
Important: Select the Attachment Surface Carefully
HID MicroProx Tags are designed for attachment to nonmetallic cards and devices. Metal and some electronic devices can interfere with proximity performance. The intended surface and placement should be evaluated before permanently applying the adhesive-backed tag.
Before Ordering HID 1391LSSMN MicroProx Tags
Confirm the following information before placing your order:
- Technology: HID-compatible 125 kHz proximity
- Format: H10301 26-bit
- Facility Code: Must be accepted by your access control system
- Card Numbers: Verify the required starting number or number range
- Attachment Surface: Confirm that the intended surface is nonmetallic and suitable for permanent adhesive attachment
Choose the HID MicroProx Tag Package Quantity You Need
This listing offers multiple package quantities of the HID MicroProx Tag 1391LSSMN. Select the quantity required for your credential deployment from the product options above while maintaining the same product configuration and H10301 format.
HID Manufacturer Resources
View official HID documentation for MicroProx Tag specifications and HID 125 kHz proximity credentials.
Why Order HID MicroProx Tags from ID Enhancements?
For over 30 years, ID Enhancements, Inc. has specialized in access control credentials for security dealers, system integrators, property managers, and organizations maintaining installed access control systems.
Before ordering HID 1391LSSMN MicroProx Tags, verify the technology, credential format, facility code, number range, and intended attachment surface. Correct credential programming is essential when adding tags to an existing access control system.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an HID MicroProx Tag?
The HID MicroProx Tag is a small adhesive-backed 125 kHz proximity credential designed to add HID proximity access capability to an existing nonmetallic card, badge, or other suitable surface. HID model 1391 is the MicroProx Tag product family.
What is the HID 1391LSSMN MicroProx Tag?
The HID 1391LSSMN is a compact adhesive-backed 125 kHz proximity credential designed to add access control capability to a suitable nonmetallic card, badge, or device.
What format are these HID MicroProx Tags?
This product is configured in the 26-bit H10301 format.
Can a MicroProx Tag be attached to an existing employee ID card?
Yes. Adding HID proximity capability to an existing nonmetallic ID card or badge is one of the primary applications for the MicroProx Tag.
Can I attach an HID MicroProx Tag to metal?
HID specifies the MicroProx Tag for nonmetallic materials. Metal can interfere with proximity performance and should not be used as the mounting surface unless the application has been specifically evaluated.
How large is an HID MicroProx Tag?
The tag is approximately 1.285 inches in diameter and 0.070 inches thick, giving it a compact, coin-size form factor.
Will the HID 1391LSSMN work with every HID reader?
The MicroProx Tag uses HID 125 kHz proximity technology, but the access control system must also support the programmed credential format, facility code, and card number.
What information should I verify before ordering?
Confirm the 125 kHz credential technology, H10301 26-bit format, facility code, required card number range, and intended nonmetallic attachment surface.
Looking for an Alternative to HID MicroProx 1391?
ID Enhancements also offers RapidPROX® adhesive proximity tags for compatible HID 125 kHz access control systems. RapidPROX provides an alternative for organizations evaluating credential cost, availability, and deployment requirements.
Comparable product. Lower cost. Savings available.
