50 pcs Proximity Adhesive Tags 26 Bit Weigand Prox Coins - Pack

In this review the reviewer tests a pack of 50 black proximity adhesive tags formatted to the 26-bit H10301 standard and aimed at installers and facilities managers who need low-cost replacement tokens. The bottom line: these are straightforward, isoprox compatible adhesive coins that work with the broad range of 125 kHz readers that accept HID 1386 and 1326 style tags, making them a practical value for bulk deployments where simple access credential replacement is required.

Key Features

• 26-bit H10301 format: Ensures these tags present the common site code format used by most legacy 125 kHz access control systems for straightforward replacement.
• Isoprox compatible: Works with readers that accept HID ISOProx 1386 and 1326 style tokens, allowing easy integration into existing setups without reprogramming readers.
• Adhesive coin form: The 1.285 in coin shape with an adhesive backing lets users attach a token to a card, device, or surface for convenient carry and use.
• Bulk pack of 50: Provides a cost-effective supply for offices, contractors, or property managers who need to issue or replace many credentials at once.
• 125 kHz proximity: Operates on a widely supported frequency for legacy access readers, reducing compatibility headaches with older equipment.

Who It's For

These adhesive prox coins are best for facilities managers, security contractors, and small businesses running legacy 125 kHz access control systems that require standard 26-bit H10301 formatted credentials. The bulk quantity makes them practical for issuing guest tags, temporary credentials, or replacing lost tokens across many users.

Those who should look elsewhere include organizations that need smart card features, higher security encryption, or modern 13.56 MHz contactless formats; modern access systems using prox with stronger authentication will not gain additional security from these low-frequency coins.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Good value for bulk replacements with 50 tags in a single pack.
• High compatibility with a wide list of 125 kHz readers such as Proxpoint Plus, MiniProx, and other HID-style devices.
• Compact adhesive coin design is easy to attach and carry.
• Preformatted to the common 26-bit site code to match many existing systems.

Cons

• Limited to 125 kHz proximity technology, so it does not offer modern encrypted or high-frequency contactless security.
• No visible writeable fields or user labeling on the small coin surface, which may require external tagging for inventory.

Specifications

Our Verdict

These 50 pack 26-bit adhesive proximity coins are a practical, budget-friendly choice for anyone supporting legacy 125 kHz access control readers who needs a fast bulk replacement option. They are not a security upgrade but represent good value when compatibility with HID-style 26-bit readers and simple credential distribution are the priority.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will these work with my HID Proxpoint Plus reader?
Yes, they are compatible with readers that accept HID ISOProx 1386/1326 style tags, including Proxpoint Plus models.

Can these be reprogrammed to a different site code?
The tags are supplied formatted to the 26-bit H10301 site code; reprogramming depends on your system and reader programmer capabilities.

Are these high security smart cards?
No, these are 125 kHz proximity tokens and do not provide the encryption or features of modern 13.56 MHz smart cards.