Honeywell / Northern N10002 34-Bit Prox Compatible Cards & Fobs
The Honeywell Northern N10002 is a 34-bit 125 kHz proximity format used with OmniProx readers and Pro-Watch systems — AKC supplies compatible prox cards and fobs programmed to your facility code.
Originally developed by Northern Computers and now part of the Honeywell Pro-Watch ecosystem, the N10002 is a 34-bit 125 kHz proximity format widely used in US commercial access control. Compatible cards are produced by Identiv and multiple aftermarket suppliers; AKC offers ISO PVC and clamshell N10002-format credentials programmed to your facility code at competitive pricing, compatible with the full OmniProx reader family.
Honeywell / Northern N10002 34-Bit Prox specifications
- Brand / OEM
- Honeywell / Northern Computers (originally); Identiv manufactures compatible credentials
- Technology
- Passive RFID proximity
- Frequency
- 125 kHz
- Chip
- EM4200 / HID-compatible 125 kHz proximity IC
- Bit formats
- 34-bit N10002 (Honeywell Northern format; facility code 0-65535, card number 0-65535), Standard 26-bit H10301 (also accepted by most Honeywell OmniProx readers)
- OEM part numbers
- PX4H, PX4H25, PX-4-H-PW-SPEC, PVC425, PVC425S, Identiv 4000 (clamshell), Identiv 4010 (PVC ISO), Identiv 4020 (composite), Identiv 4032 (composite mag-stripe)
Our compatible Honeywell / Northern N10002 34-Bit Prox credentials
American Key Cards manufactures non-OEM credentials engineered to work with your existing Honeywell (Northern Computers / Identiv) readers — no hardware changes, encoded to your facility code and card-number range.
Can Honeywell / Northern N10002 34-Bit Prox cards be copied?
Honeywell / Northern N10002 34-Bit Prox is an open format, so a compatible card can be produced from your facility code and card number. We don't copy individual cards on request — we manufacture new, correctly-encoded credentials for systems you own or manage.
The N10002 34-bit format is a legacy 125 kHz proximity technology with no cryptographic protection. Cards can be read and cloned using commercially available RFID tools (Proxmark3, handheld copiers). Honeywell Pro-Watch and related systems support upgrade to 13.56 MHz smart card credentials for environments requiring clone resistance.
Where Honeywell / Northern N10002 34-Bit Prox is used
- Commercial buildings using Honeywell OmniProx reader series (PX4H, PX4H25)
- Facilities using Honeywell Pro-Watch access control software
- Replacement credentials for Northern Computers legacy installations
- Phased upgrades where older OmniProx readers remain in service
Compatible readers
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View compatible cardsHoneywell / Northern N10002 34-Bit Prox — FAQ
What is the Honeywell N10002 card format?
The N10002 is a 34-bit 125 kHz proximity format originally developed by Northern Computers (acquired by Honeywell) for their OmniProx reader series. It supports facility codes and card numbers each ranging from 0 to 65,535, providing a much larger card number space than the standard 26-bit format.
Are N10002 cards cloneable?
Yes. Like all standard 125 kHz proximity credentials, N10002-format cards operate without encryption and can be cloned with readily available RFID copier tools.
Is the N10002 format the same as the 40-bit Honeywell format?
No. The N10002 is a 34-bit format. Honeywell/Northern also produced a 40-bit format (sometimes referenced as C10106, used with GE CASI-RUSCO-compatible readers), which is a separate and less common format. The 34-bit N10002 is the primary Honeywell Northern standard.