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HID ProxPro 5355 Reader — Standard Wall 125 kHz Proximity Reader for Chicago Legacy Replacements

Model / Series: ProxPro 5355

Standard-wall 125 kHz Prox reader on a single-gang box — swaps in for a failed unit while the building's existing fobs stay in service.

We don't just ship boxes — this goes in as part of our access control installation in Chicago work. From the Loop to Rogers Park — see our security work across Chicago.

HID ProxPro 5355

Specifications

Brand
HID Global
Model
ProxPro 5355
Series
HID Proximity
Form Factor
Standard wall (single-gang full-size)
Card Technologies Supported
HID Prox (125 kHz)
Frequency
125 kHz proximity
Authentication
None — legacy 125 kHz Prox protocol
Keypad
No
Communication Protocol
Wiegand
Read Range (typical)
Up to 4 in / 10 cm
LED Indicators
Yes — multi-color status indicator
Audible Indicator
Yes — beeper
Operating Temperature
−35 °C to +66 °C
Environmental Protection
IP55 (indoor / protected outdoor)
Mounting
Standard US single-gang electrical box

Best Fit & Recommended For

Replacement of failed legacy ProxPro readers at Chicago commercial properties
Standard-wall Prox positions at office buildings with installed Prox card fleets
HOA single-building entry doors with installed Prox credentials
Multi-tenant residential standard wall doors with Prox credentials
Property management common-area door readers
Storefront and restaurant doors with installed Prox fobs
Warehouse man-doors with Prox card fleets
Like-for-like replacement deployments where credentials cannot change

HID ProxPro 5355 — Standard Wall 125 kHz Proximity Reader for Legacy Replacements

The HID ProxPro 5355 is the standard wall single-gang 125 kHz proximity reader from HID Global’s Proximity line — the most-installed standard-wall Prox reader for commercial doors with existing 125 kHz HID Prox credential fleets. Standard Wiegand output, IP55-rated for indoor and protected outdoor positions. Mounts in a standard US single-gang electrical box.

The ProxPro 5355 is the like-for-like replacement reader for standard-wall positions where existing readers have failed and the entire Prox card fleet must remain in active circulation. The right answer for most wall-flush positions that need Prox compatibility without credential migration.

When to Choose ProxPro vs. Sibling Prox Readers

Form factorModelBest fit
Compact mullionProxPoint Plus 6005Narrow frames, mullions
Standard wall (single-gang)ProxPro 5355 (this)Most commercial doors — most-installed Prox reader
Slim wallThinLine II 5395Low-profile wall mount
Newer standard wallProxPro II 5455Newer-generation ProxPro replacement
MiniMiniProx 5365Smallest compact Prox

The ProxPro 5355 is the right pick for standard wall-flush installation at most commercial Prox positions.

Migration Path to Modern Credentials

When the project is ready to migrate from Prox to smart cards / mobile credentials, replace ProxPro 5355 readers with:

  • multiCLASS SE RP40 — same form factor, reads BOTH Prox AND iCLASS SE / SEOS for phased migration
  • HID Signo 40 — full multi-technology + HID Mobile Access + Apple Wallet

Where the ProxPro 5355 Wins

  • Replacement of failed legacy ProxPro readers at commercial properties — Loop offices to neighborhood corridors
  • Standard-wall Prox positions at office buildings with installed Prox card fleets
  • HOA single-building entry doors with installed Prox credentials
  • Multi-tenant residential standard-wall doors with Prox credentials
  • Property management common-area door readers
  • Storefront and restaurant doors with installed Prox fobs
  • Warehouse man-doors with Prox card fleets
  • Like-for-like replacement deployments where credentials cannot change

Local Chicago Coverage

Vidimost installs the HID ProxPro 5355 across the full city of Chicago — downtown Loop to the neighborhood corridors.

Professional Installation by Vidimost

Vidimost LLC is an active HID Global installer across Chicago. Half the 5355s we touch are twenty-year-old units that finally quit at an office door or walk-up entry — the new one lands on the same single-gang box and reads the same fobs the tenants already have on their keychains. Full-scope service includes site walkthrough, credential ecosystem assessment, Wiegand wiring + reader replacement, single-gang mounting, reader commissioning, controller configuration, and operator training. Contact us for a free site walkthrough and quote.