RBH Access Technologies (Integra32) Credentials Compatible Cards & Fobs
Canada's access-control stalwart: RBH's Integra32, Axiom, and ATOM platforms natively issue a proprietary 50-bit AWID-based format — while their multi-format controllers happily accept standard 26-bit stock alongside it.
Does American Key Cards make RBH Access Technologies (Integra32) Credentials compatible cards?
Yes — American Key Cards supplies unbranded RBH Access Technologies (Integra32) Credentials compatible cards and key fobs (AKC Standard 26-Bit Prox Card — for RBH Integra systems whose IRC-2000 controller is configured for multi-format Wiegand input. Native RBH 50-bit credentials are issued through RBH's authorized distributor channel, and we say so plainly.), encoded to your facility code and card-number range and ready to use on your existing RBH Access Technologies readers. No hardware changes and no dealer account required.
- 125 kHz / 13.56 MHz
- Frequency
- RFID prox (125 kHz); secured 13.56 MHz smart credentials on newer blueLINE readers
- Technology
- 4
- Bit formats
- 3+
- OEM part nos.
- American Key Cards
- Order from
RBH engineered flexibility into its controllers, and that's the honest key to supplying these systems. The native credential is RBH's own 50-bit structure riding the AWID air interface — matched to RBH's system coding and issued through RBH's authorized distributor network, which is where native-format stock should come from. But the IRC-2000 controller that anchors most Integra32 deployments is multi-format by design: configured accordingly, it accepts standard 26-bit Wiegand credentials on the same doors. That gives facilities a practical second lane for growth and replacements — contractors, temporary staff, or whole tenant groups can run on standard-format stock while native 50-bit credentials continue unchanged. We supply that second lane: unbranded standard 26-bit cards and fobs programmed to the values your panel expects, verified before shipping, with plain-spoken guidance on which lane fits your situation.
RBH Access Technologies (Integra32) Credentials specifications
- System brand
- RBH Access Technologies
- Technology
- Passive RFID proximity (125 kHz); secured 13.56 MHz smart credentials on newer blueLINE readers
- Frequency
- 125 kHz / 13.56 MHz
- Credential platform
- 125 kHz proximity IC on the AWID air interface (RBH 50-bit); AES-secured 13.56 MHz smart-credential platform on blueLINE readers (brand-channel issued)
- Bit formats
- RBH 50-bit Wiegand (proprietary AWID-based format standard on Integra32, Axiom, ATOM systems), RBH 34-bit output (third-party integration), Standard 26-bit Wiegand H10301 (accepted by multi-format IRC-2000 controllers), Secured 13.56 MHz smart-credential formats (blueLINE, OSDP — ordered through RBH's channel)
- OEM part numbers
- RBH-AW-PROXLINC-CS (AWID 50-bit card), RBH-F-TR-2+A (2-button remote/fob, 50-bit), RBH-M45G (mullion reader)
Specifications reviewed August 2026
Our compatible RBH Access Technologies (Integra32) Credentials credentials
American Key Cards manufactures unbranded credentials engineered to work with your existing RBH Access Technologies readers — no hardware changes, encoded to your facility code and card-number range before they ship.
Full specifications, form factors and ordering FAQ: Standard 125 kHz proximity cards
American Key Cards is an independent manufacturer of unbranded, compatible-by-specification credentials. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by RBH Access Technologies, and we never supply OEM-branded product — for brand-original credentials, order from RBH Access Technologies or an authorized dealer. Brand names appear only to identify compatibility, and all trademarks remain the property of their respective owners.
Where RBH Access Technologies (Integra32) Credentials is used
- Canadian and US commercial facilities on the Integra32 security platform
- Multi-tenant buildings with RBH Axiom or ATOM controllers
- Installations using RBH's multi-format IRC-2000 reader controller
- Supplementary 26-bit credential supply alongside native RBH stock
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How it worksRBH Access Technologies (Integra32) Credentials — FAQ
What is the RBH 50-bit format?
RBH's proprietary credential structure — a 50-bit layout carried on the AWID air interface, coded to the RBH system it belongs to. It's the native format on Integra32, Axiom, and ATOM deployments and is issued through RBH's authorized distributors.
Can standard 26-bit prox cards work on an RBH Integra system?
Yes, when the IRC-2000 controller is configured for multi-format Wiegand input — a common configuration. In that mode, correctly programmed 26-bit credentials enroll alongside native 50-bit stock. Your integrator or panel settings confirm whether multi-format is enabled at your site.
Why don't you sell the native 50-bit cards?
Because they're coded to RBH's system scheme and properly flow through RBH's channel — telling you otherwise would be selling cards that risk not enrolling. Our lane is the standard-format stock RBH's own controllers are designed to accept alongside native credentials.
Our site has blueLINE smart readers — what about those credentials?
blueLINE deployments use secured 13.56 MHz smart credentials on OSDP, issued through RBH's channel like other secured platforms. We'll help you think through the mixed fleet, but the secured credentials themselves come from the brand's ecosystem.