Credentials
Credentials are what your tenants, employees, and visitors carry to gain entry. The credential technology you choose affects user convenience, security level, and management overhead.
16 products in this category · installed by our access control installation in Chicago crew
Credentials models we install
HID Global
HID 1346 ProxKey III
Battery-free 125 kHz HID proximity key fob in 26-bit H10301 format — the standard replacement fob for buildings still running legacy HID Prox readers.
HID Global
HID iCLASS 2050
13.56 MHz iCLASS smart-card key fob with encrypted authentication — the step up from cloneable 125 kHz Prox fobs on iCLASS-compatible readers.
$64 MSRP
HID Global
HID Seos 5266
HID's high-security Seos key fob — 128-bit AES encryption on an EAL 5+ chip, for doors where card cloning is a real risk.
$595 MSRP
Schlage
Schlage 9651T
Schlage 9651T key fob — MIFARE Classic 1K, encrypted, sold in 50-packs — for buildings already standardized on Schlage aptiQ smart-card readers.
$409 MSRP
Schlage
Schlage 9691T
Dual-chip Schlage key fob — 125 kHz prox plus MIFARE Classic — so one fob works on old and new readers during a Prox-to-smart migration.
$587 MSRP
Brivo
Brivo BUC3 Keyfob 37-Bit
Brivo's encrypted DESFire EV3 key fob in the classic 37-bit format — the resident credential we hand out most, sold in factory-sealed 25-packs.
$234 MSRP
Schlage
Schlage 8643T
Dual-frequency Schlage key fob pairing 125 kHz Prox with DESFire EV3 smart card — one credential that covers both old and new readers during a migration.
Brivo
Brivo BUC3 Keyfob 56-Bit
The same encrypted Brivo EV3 fob in the modern 56-bit format — a card-number space big enough that collisions stop being a thing. Sealed 25-packs.
$234 MSRP
Brivo
Brivo Custom Keyfob
Brivo's made-to-order smart fob: factory-encoded to your account's encryption and badge range, sold by the piece — order exactly 10, 25, or 50.
$11 MSRP
HID Global
HID iCLASS SE Keyfob
The workhorse fob for HID-based buildings: iCLASS SE 2K/2, factory-programmed and match-numbered, in 100-packs sized for real employee counts.
$626 MSRP
Farpointe Data
Farpointe DK-13 Keyfob
The budget workhorse: a MIFARE 1K fob at $6.60 sold by the piece — order ten, order forty, order what the building actually needs.
$6.60 MSRP
Farpointe Data
Farpointe DK-43 Keyfob
The DK-13's bigger brother: four times the MIFARE memory for multi-application systems, still sold by the piece at $9.40.
$9.40 MSRP
Farpointe Data
Farpointe Conekt Keyfob
Encrypted DESFire EV2/EV3 fob for Farpointe's Conekt mobile-ready readers — modern credential security at $6.50, sold by the piece.
$6.50 MSRP
Farpointe Data
Farpointe WRT-2 Remote
Two credentials on one keychain: a long-range 2-button remote for the garage gate with a 125 kHz prox insert for the doors — one thing to carry.
$38.80 MSRP
Schlage
Schlage 8843T
Premium Schlage multi-tech key fob — 125 kHz prox plus MIFARE DESFire EV3 — for buildings that want credentials nobody can clone.
ASSA ABLOY
Accentra Keyfob (NXT600)
Resident key fob for the ASSA ABLOY Accentra (ex-Yale) platform — Seos 8K chip, works on HID iCLASS readers and Accentra smart locks.
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About Credentials
Credentials are what your tenants, employees, and visitors carry to gain entry. The credential technology you choose affects user convenience, security level, and management overhead. Modern systems increasingly support mobile credentials delivered to smartphones, reducing the need for physical cards while improving audit trails.
Frequently Asked Questions
Should I use mobile credentials or physical cards?
Mobile credentials offer convenience (no cards to lose or replace) and better security (encrypted, tied to individual devices). Physical cards remain useful for visitors, temporary access, and environments where smartphones are impractical.