HID iCLASS SE Keyfob 2K/2 (3250PNNMN) — Programmed, 100-Pack

HID iCLASS SE 2K/2 Keyfob (100-Pack)

If a Chicago office building runs HID Signo or iCLASS SE readers, odds are this exact fob is what’s on everyone’s keychain — black teardrop, blue HID logo, laser-marked number on the back. The 3250 is HID’s standard-issue iCLASS SE credential: 2K bits split across two application areas, factory-programmed, with the external number matched to the internal iCLASS number so enrollment is read-a-spreadsheet simple instead of tap-every-fob tedious.

The 100-pack sizing tells you who it’s for. This isn’t the fob for a six-flat — it’s for the office with a real headcount, the medical campus, the property group standing up a new building where a hundred credentials go live the same week. At $626 a pack it works out to about $6.26 per fob, which is the quiet reason HID shops don’t switch platforms over credential costs. Smaller building on HID? The iCLASS 2050 keytag ships in 10-packs and covers exactly that case.

One thing we always flag: “iCLASS SE” on the label matters. Plain-iCLASS legacy fobs and SE readers have compatibility rules that bite when someone orders from a random web store, and a hundred wrong fobs is an expensive way to learn them. We check your reader generation and existing number range first, then order — tell us what’s on your doors and the right tube shows up programmed.