Paxton 692-448 Net2 Proximity Cards, Mag & Sig Panel, 10 Pack
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- Paxton Net2 Access Control Systems
Paxton 692-448 Net2 Proximity Cards.
Paxton Net2 Proximity Cards with Magnetic Encoded Stripe and Signature Panel are a credit card sized access control card, suitable for use with Paxton Net2 systems.
Featuring a magnetic stripe and signature panel for data storage and protection, the Paxton Net2 Prox Cards are perfect for customisation with any ID card printer, to create branded photo ID cards, membership cards, loyalty cards and more.
Available as a pack of 10, the Paxton Net2 Proximity Cards each feature a eight digit unique number, ensuring highly secure access control.
Don't need magstripe capabilities? Choose the Paxton 692-500 instead.
Not sure if this is the right card for your system? Read our Practical Guide or start a Chat with us.
Paxton 692-448 Proximity Cards are compatible with:
- Paxton Net2 Access Control System
- 10 pack of Paxton 692-448 Proximity Cards
Paxton Net2 Cards Common FAQs
Get answers to common questions about the Paxton range.
Will these cards work on my Paxton Switch2 system?
No. If you have a Switch2 system, you will need cards with the product code starting 830- or fobs with the product code starting 820-.
I don't need magstripe capabilities, are these still the right cards for my Net2 system?
If you don't need to 'swipe' the magstripe part of the card through a reader, you may prefer the 692-500 cards instead.
What reader do I need to enrol the cards onto my system?
To enrol both magstripe and proximity cards you will need the Paxton 350-910 desktop reader.
Are these the right cards to work with a MIFARE reader?
No. If you need MIFARE capabilities, you will need the Paxton 692-148 Cards instead.
I have a Paxton10 system, which fobs or cards do I need?
You need the entry cards with the product code 010-427, or the fobs with code 010-170.
How do I enrol a card onto my Net2 system?
First enter the user's details into the software. Present the card to the desktop reader and the unique number will be entered into the user's record.
