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Macro close-up of an RFID chip and etched antenna coil, the parts that set 125 kHz and 13.56 MHz credentials apart

125 kHz vs. 13.56 MHz: Which Credential Technology Do You Have?

Before you can reorder access cards, replace a lost fob, or add new users, you need to answer one basic question: Does your system run on 125 kHz or 13.56 MHz? This guide explains the difference between low frequency and high frequency RFID credentials, shows you several practical ways to tell which one you have, and covers when it makes sense to upgrade from prox to smart card.

by Mike Boehm on September 30, 2026
Stack of white 26-bit H10301 125 kHz proximity access control cards fanned out on a desk for a commercial system

26-Bit H10301 Explained: The Standard Prox Format and How to Order It

This guide explains what the H10301 format is, how the 26 bits are structured, what the facility code & card number mean, which readers & panels accept it, and how to order H10301 cards & fobs that drop into your existing system without reprogramming a thing. Whether you are replacing lost badges, expanding a site, or identifying what you already have, this is the reference page for the standard prox format.

by Mike Boehm on August 31, 2026

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