Description
HID® ProxCard® II 1326LSSMV – HID 125 kHz Proximity Card, 26 Bit H10301
Genuine HID® ProxCard II clamshell proximity cards for HID 125 kHz access control systems. Programmed in the H10301 26-bit format and sold in packs of 100 cards.
HID 1326LSSMV ProxCard II Proximity Cards
The HID® ProxCard® II 1326LSSMV is a rugged 125 kHz HID proximity card designed for reliable everyday access control. Often referred to as an HID ProxCard II, HID ProxCard 2, or HID prox card, the 1326 series has long been used in commercial buildings, schools, healthcare facilities, government sites, warehouses, manufacturing environments, and other locations using HID proximity technology.
This 1326LSSMV configuration is programmed in the widely deployed 26-bit H10301 format. For facilities maintaining an existing HID access control system, these HID ProxCard II cards can be used to add or replace credentials when the reader technology, card format, facility code, and numbering requirements match the existing system.
Unlike thinner printable PVC proximity cards, the HID 1326 ProxCard II uses a thicker clamshell-style body that helps protect the embedded electronics from everyday handling. An integrated slot makes the card easy to attach to badge clips, reels, straps, or lanyards without requiring an additional slot punch.
Key Features
- Genuine HID® ProxCard® II proximity card
- Part number: 1326LSSMV
- 125 kHz HID proximity technology
- 26-bit H10301 Wiegand format
- Durable clamshell card construction
- Integrated slot for badge accessories
- Designed for compatible HID proximity readers
- Suitable for high-use access control environments
Product Specifications
- Manufacturer: HID
- Product: ProxCard II
- Part Number: 1326LSSMV
- Technology: 125 kHz proximity
- Format: H10301 26-bit
- Card Style: Clamshell proximity card
- Facility Code: As required by system
- Numbering: Per ordered configuration
- Quantity: 100 cards
HID ProxCard II with 26 Bit H10301 Format
These HID 1326LSSMV ProxCard II cards use the common H10301 26-bit credential format. H10301 identifies each proximity credential using a facility code and individual card number, a structure commonly found in installed HID proximity access control systems.
Before ordering replacement HID prox cards, verify the required format, facility code, and card number range. Matching the physical card model alone does not guarantee compatibility with an existing access control system.
HID ProxCard II vs. HID ISOProx II
The HID ProxCard II 1326 is a thicker clamshell-style proximity card designed for durability and everyday access control use. It includes an integrated slot but is not designed for direct-to-card photo ID printing.
Organizations that need a thinner, standard card-size HID proximity credential for direct photo ID printing should consider the HID ISOProx II family. Both product families use HID 125 kHz proximity technology, but their physical construction and card-printing capabilities are different.
Common Applications
- Employee access credentials
- Commercial office buildings
- Schools and universities
- Healthcare facilities
- Warehouses and distribution centers
- Manufacturing plants
- Government and institutional buildings
- Multi-tenant properties
Why Choose a Clamshell Proximity Card?
- Thicker body helps protect internal electronics
- Well suited for frequent everyday handling
- Built-in slot simplifies badge attachment
- No separate slot-punching step required
- Easy to issue and manage in large credential programs
- Long-established HID proximity credential design
HID ProxCard II Compatibility
The HID ProxCard II 1326LSSMV is intended for compatible HID 125 kHz proximity readers and access control systems. Compatibility depends on both the credential technology and the programmed format used by the access control panel.
If you are replacing an existing HID ProxCard II or other HID proximity card, check the existing credential information or access control database before ordering. The correct facility code and card numbering are especially important when adding credentials to an established system.
HID Manufacturer Resources
View official HID resources for ProxCard II specifications, proximity credential comparisons, and product information.
Why Order HID ProxCard II Cards from ID Enhancements?
For over 30 years, ID Enhancements has specialized in access control credentials for security dealers, system integrators, property managers, and organizations maintaining installed access control systems.
When ordering HID 1326LSSMV ProxCard II proximity cards, we recommend confirming the card format, facility code, and card numbering before purchase to help ensure the new credentials match your existing system requirements.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an HID ProxCard II?
HID ProxCard II is a 125 kHz clamshell proximity card family designed for compatible HID access control systems. The 1326LSSMV is a specific ProxCard II configuration.
Is HID ProxCard 2 the same as HID ProxCard II?
Yes. Customers sometimes search for or refer to ProxCard II as ProxCard 2. The official HID product name is ProxCard II.
What is an HID 1326LSSMV card?
The HID 1326LSSMV is a ProxCard II 125 kHz clamshell proximity credential designed for compatible HID access control systems.
What format are these HID ProxCard II cards?
This product is configured in the 26-bit H10301 format.
What is the difference between HID ProxCard II and ISOProx II?
ProxCard II is a thicker clamshell credential with an integrated slot. ISOProx II uses a thinner card-style construction suitable for applications requiring a printable proximity credential.
Can an HID ProxCard II be printed in a card printer?
ProxCard II is a thicker clamshell credential and is not designed like a standard direct-to-card printable PVC credential. Organizations needing full photo ID printing generally use a printable proximity card such as HID ISOProx II.
Does the HID 1326LSSMV have a slot?
Yes. ProxCard II cards include an integrated slot for attachment to compatible badge clips, reels, straps, or lanyards.
Will these cards work with every HID proximity system?
No. The reader must support HID 125 kHz proximity technology, and the access control system must support the programmed card format, facility code, and numbering.
What information do I need before ordering H10301 cards?
Verify the required facility code and card number or starting card number used by your access control system before placing your order.
