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About this tag
The HID iCLASS Tag 2060 is a coin-sized 13.56 MHz smart credential with an adhesive back. It is 1.285 inches across, weighs a gram, and sticks to an existing badge, card or device — which turns whatever your staff already carry into an iCLASS credential without reissuing anything.
That is what it is for. If you are moving off Wiegand, magnetic stripe or barium ferrite and the old badges still work for everything else — the photo, the name, the visual check at reception — a tag lets you add the new technology to the credential in circulation instead of printing a whole new population. Staff keep their badge, you get 13.56 MHz on the readers, and the transition happens without a reissue project. It is also the cheapest way to put iCLASS on something that is not a badge at all: a phone case, a tool, a piece of equipment.
Read range is short by design — about an inch on most iCLASS readers — because the antenna is an inch across. That is fine for a presentation reader at a door and wrong for a long-range or vehicle application.
The tag will not stick reliably to metal. Metal detunes a 13.56 MHz antenna, so mount it on a non-metallic surface: a plastic badge, a card, a case. The shell is Lexan polycarbonate in black with HID's standard artwork, rated -40 to 158 °F.
Programming is HID's recommended pairing: a Secure Identity Object plus the standard iCLASS access control application, so the tag reads on both classic iCLASS readers and iCLASS SE / HID Signo readers. To order, give us three things: your card format, your facility or site code, and the starting card number. They are printed on the box your current credentials came in, or on your original HID paperwork.
For a 125 kHz version of the same idea, see the HID MicroProx 1391.
Specifications
- Technology: 13.56 MHz HID iCLASS contactless smart tag
- Memory: 2k bits (256 bytes) with 2 application areas
- Programming: Secure Identity Object plus the standard iCLASS access control application, or unprogrammed for an iCLASS SE encoder
- Construction: Lexan outer shell, black with HID standard artwork, adhesive backing
- Dimensions: 1.285 in diameter x 0.070 in thick (3.264 cm x 0.178 cm)
- Weight: 0.04 oz (1.18 g)
- Operating temperature: -40 to 158 °F (-40 to 70 °C)
- Read range: about 1.0 in (2.5 cm) on R10, R30/RW300 and R40/RW400 readers; 1.0 to 1.5 in on RK40/RWK400
- Base part number: 2060 (example configured: 2060HKSMN)
Documents & Resources
What we’ll need to match your cards
Placing a repeat order or reaching out to our team? Everything we need is printed on the end panel of your HID box. Grab these four and we’ll match your replacement cards exactly — same reader, same doors, same numbering.
Don’t have the box handy? Send us your card range or a sample card and we’ll help you match it.