Description
IDE® 125kHz for HID® Non-Adjustable Proximity Wristbands
The IDE® Proximity Wristband with HID® 125kHz Technology delivers dependable, hands-free access control in a durable, wearable credential designed for convenience, security and consistent performance. Comparable to the Brady® UBand, these non-adjustable wristbands provide reliable read range and seamless compatibility with most HID® 125kHz proximity readers and standard Wiegand-based access control systems.
Designed for environments where traditional access cards or key fobs are impractical, IDE proximity wristbands provide a comfortable, secure credential that remains with the user throughout the day. The non-adjustable design helps discourage credential sharing while offering a practical solution for controlled-access environments.
Product Highlights
- Comparable to Brady® UBand
- HID® 125kHz proximity technology
- Compatible with most HID® proximity readers
- Works with many 125kHz Wiegand access control systems
- Non-adjustable design helps discourage credential sharing
- Hands-free wearable credential
- Comfortable, lightweight construction
- Durable flexible material for everyday use
- Water-resistant for demanding environments
- Reliable proximity read performance
- Ideal for permanent credential programs
- Pack of 100 wristbands
Designed for Secure Everyday Access
Unlike traditional proximity cards or key fobs that can be misplaced or shared, IDE wearable proximity wristbands remain securely on the user throughout the workday or membership period. The fixed-size, non-adjustable design provides a dependable credential that supports improved security and streamlined facility access.
Constructed from durable, flexible materials, each wristband is designed to withstand moisture, frequent use and active environments while maintaining consistent performance with compatible HID® 125kHz access control readers.
Ideal Applications
Improved Credential Management
Wearable credentials simplify access control by keeping the credential with the user at all times. This helps reduce misplaced cards, improves convenience and speeds entry into secured areas while supporting more efficient credential management for administrators.
Built for Daily Use
Whether used in health clubs, manufacturing facilities, schools or aquatic environments, IDE proximity wristbands are designed to withstand everyday wear while providing dependable proximity performance for employees, members, students and guests.
Access Control Compatibility
IDE Proximity Wristbands utilize HID® 125kHz technology and are designed to operate with most compatible HID® proximity readers and many standard Wiegand-based access control systems. Verify your credential format, facility code and numbering requirements prior to ordering.
Cost-Effective HID® Alternative
For organizations seeking a dependable alternative to the Brady® UBand, IDE proximity wristbands deliver excellent value without sacrificing performance. Combining durability, convenience and HID® compatibility, they offer a practical wearable credential for large-scale access control deployments.
Ordering Information
Sold in convenient packs of 100 proximity wristbands, IDE wearable credentials are ideal for new installations, facility-wide deployments, membership programs and replacement credential inventories.
Frequently Asked Questions
What access control systems are these wristbands compatible with?
IDE wristbands utilize HID® 125kHz technology and are compatible with most HID® proximity readers and many standard Wiegand-based access control systems.
Why choose a non-adjustable wristband?
The fixed-size design helps discourage credential sharing while providing a secure wearable credential for permanent or long-term users.
Can these replace Brady® UBand wristbands?
Yes. IDE proximity wristbands provide a comparable HID® 125kHz wearable credential solution for many access control applications.
How are these wristbands packaged?
Each order includes 100 non-adjustable proximity wristbands, making them ideal for large facilities, membership programs and organization-wide credential deployments.
