HID iCLASS SE Keyfob 2K/2 (3250PNNMN) — Programmed, 100-Pack
Model / Series: 3250PNNMN
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 · equipment only
Sold by order — most of these go in as part of an install, but we'll sell the hardware outright too. Availability, lead times, and project pricing: ask our manager when you request a quote.
We don't just ship boxes — this goes in as part of our access control installation in Chicago work. City building? See our Chicago, IL service area.
Specifications
- SKU / Part Number
- HID-3250PNNMN
- Brand
- HID Global
- Model
- 3250PNNMN
- Series
- HID iCLASS SE
- Pack Size
- Factory 100-pack — price is per pack (≈ $6.26 per fob)
- Quantity Pricing (MSRP)
- 100 fobs — $626 · 200 — $1,252 (sealed 100-packs)
- Chip
- iCLASS SE 2K bits / 2 application areas, programmed
- Frequency
- 13.56 MHz contactless
- Color / Marking
- Black with blue HID logo, matching external iCLASS number
- Works With
- HID Signo, iCLASS SE, and multiCLASS SE readers
Best Fit & Recommended For
HID iCLASS SE 2K/2 Keyfob (100-Pack)
If a Chicago office building runs HID Signo or iCLASS SE readers, odds are this exact fob is what’s on everyone’s keychain — black teardrop, blue HID logo, laser-marked number on the back. The 3250 is HID’s standard-issue iCLASS SE credential: 2K bits split across two application areas, factory-programmed, with the external number matched to the internal iCLASS number so enrollment is read-a-spreadsheet simple instead of tap-every-fob tedious.
The 100-pack sizing tells you who it’s for. This isn’t the fob for a six-flat — it’s for the office with a real headcount, the medical campus, the property group standing up a new building where a hundred credentials go live the same week. At $626 a pack it works out to about $6.26 per fob, which is the quiet reason HID shops don’t switch platforms over credential costs. Smaller building on HID? The iCLASS 2050 keytag ships in 10-packs and covers exactly that case.
One thing we always flag: “iCLASS SE” on the label matters. Plain-iCLASS legacy fobs and SE readers have compatibility rules that bite when someone orders from a random web store, and a hundred wrong fobs is an expensive way to learn them. We check your reader generation and existing number range first, then order — tell us what’s on your doors and the right tube shows up programmed.
Frequently Installed Together
HID Global
HID Signo 20
The HID Signo 20 is a mullion-format multi-technology access control reader supporting HID Mobile Access, iCLASS SE, SEOS, and legacy 125 kHz Prox credentials over OSDP v2 encrypted communication. Designed for narrow door frames, elevator panels, and glass mullions in commercial and residential buildings across Chicago.
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HID Signo 40
Single-gang door access reader that takes phone credentials, Apple Wallet, smart cards, and older 125 kHz Prox — the standard pick for building entries and office doors.
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HID Signo 40K
Standard wall-mount HID reader with a touch keypad — two-factor card-plus-PIN entry at server rooms, cash offices, and building doors.
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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.
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