Paxton Access 695-644-US Net2 125kHz Proximity Keyfobs 10-Pack

The Paxton Access 695-644-US is a 10-pack of 125 kHz proximity keyfobs designed for the Paxton Net2 networked access control system. Each black keyfob features proprietary credential encoding, a durable ABS plastic housing, and IPX7 water resistance for everyday use. Measuring approximately 45 14 10 mm, the compact credential attaches to a standard keyring for convenient contactless access. Keyfobs are enrolled using Net2 software and a compatible desktop reader, allowing administrators to assign individual access permissions, schedules, and controlled doors. Paxton provides a lifetime guarantee for the keyfobs.

Paxton Access 695-644-US Net2 125 kHz Proximity Keyfobs, Black, Pack of 10

The Paxton Access 695-644-US Net2 Proximity Keyfobs provide convenient contactless credentials for commercial and institutional facilities using the Paxton Net2 networked access control system. Supplied in a box of 10 black keyfobs, each credential allows an authorized user to operate compatible Net2-controlled entrances without carrying a traditional access card or mechanical key. The keyfobs feature a compact, keyring-compatible design and a durable ABS plastic housing suitable for daily handling. When presented to a supported Paxton proximity reader, the credential is identified by the access control system, which evaluates the user's assigned permissions before granting or denying entry. The 695-644-US is suitable for offices, schools, healthcare facilities, warehouses, apartment management offices, and other properties requiring individually managed employee or occupant access.

Each 695-644-US proximity keyfob operates at a carrier frequency of 125 kHz and uses Paxton's proprietary credential encoding and authentication technology. The manufacturer's technical datasheet identifies Hitag2 technology with password-based authentication between the credential and compatible reader, providing an additional authentication mechanism within the Net2 system. Access authorization is managed through the connected Net2 controller and software rather than by storing independent door access schedules on the keyfob. The credentials are designed for use with compatible Paxton Net2 proximity readers, including supported wall-mounted and mullion reader configurations. Because the keyfobs use Paxton-specific encoding, compatibility should not be assumed with generic 125 kHz readers or unrelated access control systems solely because they operate at the same radio frequency.

The Paxton Net2 software allows administrators to enroll and manage the individual credentials included in the 695-644-US package. To issue a keyfob, an administrator creates or selects a user record, assigns the appropriate access permissions, and presents the credential to a compatible Paxton Net2 USB desktop reader to register its unique token number. Once enrolled, the keyfob can be used at authorized Net2-controlled doors according to the user's assigned access levels and time restrictions. Administrators can update permissions, restrict access to designated areas, and invalidate lost or unreturned credentials through the central management software. This enrollment process supports individual accountability and eliminates the need to replace mechanical locks when personnel require new credentials or existing access rights change.

The Paxton 695-644-US keyfob measures approximately 45 mm long, 14 mm wide, and 10 mm thick (1.77 0.55 0.39 inches), providing a lightweight alternative to full-size proximity cards. Its black ABS plastic enclosure includes an integrated keyring opening and is rated IPX7 for water resistance during temporary immersion for up to 30 minutes under the applicable test conditions. The passive RFID design requires no user-replaceable battery or external power connection. Manufactured in the United Kingdom, the keyfobs are covered by Paxton's lifetime manufacturer guarantee. The 695-644-US package contains 10 individual credentials and does not include a card reader, access control unit, or Net2 software installation. For new installations and system expansions, administrators should verify reader compatibility, software configuration, and enrollment requirements before issuing credentials to users.