10 pcs Prox 26 Bit Adhesive Tags - ISOProx Compatible Proximity Coins

In this review the 10 pcs AuthorizID Proximity Adhesive Tags are assessed for small-scale access control needs where cost, compatibility and convenience matter most. The bottom line: these 125 kHz prox coins deliver reliable 26-bit H10301 format IDs in a compact adhesive disk, so installers and facility managers who need a quick, low-cost way to extend or replace credentials will appreciate them. For anyone using common 26-bit weigand readers, these tags present a simple plug-in replacement that matches ISOProx 1386 and 1326 behavior without extra setup.

Key Features

• 26-bit H10301 format: Provides universal 125 kHz prox compatibility with the vast majority of existing access control systems that accept standard weigand 26-bit IDs.
• Isoprox compatible: Works with readers designed for HID 1386 and 1326 coins so swapping or adding tags is straightforward and usually maintenance-free.
• Compact adhesive coin: The 1.285 in diameter disk is small enough to adhere to badges or personal items without adding bulk while remaining easy to tap on readers.
• Wide reader support: Confirmed to operate with many common readers such as Proxpoint Plus, MiniProx, Prox80 and EntryProx models, reducing the need for reconfiguration.
• Pack of 10: Supplies multiple users or spare credentials in one purchase, making it convenient for small offices or site rollouts.

Who It's For

These adhesive prox tags are aimed at installers, building managers and small business owners who maintain 125 kHz access control systems using 26-bit weigand format. They suit situations where physical badges are impractical or where quick, low-cost credential distribution is needed for staff, vendors or short-term access assignments.

They are not for projects requiring high-security smart cards, encrypted HID iCLASS or long-range RFID solutions. If a system uses a different frequency or non-26-bit site codes, administrators should verify reader compatibility before purchasing.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Direct compatibility with many commercial 125 kHz readers reduces installation time and avoids programming changes.
• The adhesive coin form factor is discreet and easy to mount on badges, keyrings or devices for everyday use.
• Sold as a 10-pack, which is cost effective for small deployments and spare key provisioning.

Cons

• Uses legacy 125 kHz prox technology and a fixed 26-bit site code, so it lacks modern encryption and is not suitable where higher security or unique formatting is required.

Specifications

Format	26-bit H10301
Frequency	125 kHz
Form factor	Adhesive coin disk, 1.285 in diameter
Compatibility	ISOProx 1386 and 1326 style readers (Weigand 26-bit)
Common readers	Proxpoint Plus, MiniProx, Prox80, EntryProx 4045, Bosch ARD-AYJ12, Viking PRX-2
Pack size	10 pieces
Site code	25

Our Verdict

For teams maintaining legacy 125 kHz access control systems, these 10 prox adhesive tags are a practical, low-cost way to supply credentials that work with common weigand 26-bit readers. They offer good value for straightforward credential replacement or temporary access, but they are not a security upgrade for facilities that need encrypted or higher-frequency smart cards.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will these tags work with my HID prox reader?
Yes, they are formatted to the 26-bit H10301 standard and are compatible with many HID 1386/1326 style readers, but verify your reader accepts 26-bit weigand.

Can the adhesive coin be attached to a badge?
Yes, the 1.285 in adhesive disk is designed to stick to badges, key fobs or other personal items for convenient use.

Are these encrypted or secure for high-risk sites?
No, these use legacy 125 kHz prox technology with a fixed site code and do not provide modern card encryption; they are best for standard access control needs.