Proximity card pack Ajax Proximity Card 23945 — 3-pack access cards

Pack of three Ajax Proximity Card 23945 access cards designed for contactless entry systems. Each card is a proximity (RFID) credential intended to provide convenient user identification and door access control. The cards are compatible with systems that read standard 125 kHz or 13.56 MHz proximity credentials used in residential, office and small business environments, enabling simple replacement or expansion of existing authorised user lists.

Advantages

These Ajax proximity cards offer compact, lightweight credentials that are easy to carry in a wallet or badge holder. The contactless design reduces wear compared with magnetic stripe or contact-based cards and allows fast, hygienic tapping at readers. The three-card pack provides spare or multi-user coverage for small installations and streamlines management when adding authorised users. Cards are durable for everyday use and require no batteries or maintenance.

Suitable for

• Home entry systems using compatible proximity readers
• Small office and coworking space access control
• Employee or visitor badges for businesses with RFID door readers
• Replacement or expansion of existing proximity-based access systems

Key specifications

• Quantity: 3 cards per pack
• Credential type: proximity (RFID) contactless card
• Form factor: ISO-style flat card suitable for wallets and badge holders
• Durability: designed for repeated daily use without batteries
• Compatibility: works with readers supporting standard proximity credentials (check reader frequency and protocol compatibility)

How to use

Present the card to a compatible proximity reader according to the reader manufacturer’s instructions. Enrollment usually requires registering each card identifier in the access control or security panel software; follow the system’s pairing or credential enrolment procedure to add each card to the authorised list. Once enrolled, hold the card near the reader until access is granted. No physical contact or power source is required for the cards themselves.

Usage recommendations

Store cards away from strong magnetic fields and heavy bending to preserve reliability. Verify reader frequency and protocol compatibility before purchase and maintain a record of assigned cards to manage access rights. For high-security installations, combine card credentials with PIN codes or biometric verification where supported.