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HID Global Corporation

HID Global Corporation OMNIKEY 5022 Dark Blue RFID 1.5M Cable

SKU CH-J6QY-JH38D

A dark blue RFID reader with a 1.5 m USB-C cable for point-of-sale use

  • HID Global trusted brand for secure RFID access
  • OMNIKEY 5022 model built for reliable contactless reading
  • Dark blue housing for quick visual identification in busy areas
  • 5 m cable length gives flexible desktop positioning
  • First listed by manufacturer February 2026 as a current design

Product Identity

The HID Global OMNIKEY 5022 is a dark blue RFID reader with a 1.5 metre USB-C cable. It is built for office and point-of-sale environments that need reliable contactless card reading.

Interface Constraints

The USB-C connection limits cable length to the supplied 1.5 metres. RFID communication range depends on the card technology used and cannot be extended beyond the reader's built-in antenna.

Installation Notes

Plug the USB-C connector into a host port and the reader is recognised without extra drivers. Failures usually come from damaged cables or metal surfaces blocking the RF field.

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Price $56.99
Pricier than about 72% of the 294 comparable items (median $21.99).

Specifications

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Brand nameHID Global

Questions about this item

Which OMNIKEY 5022 cable length should I pick for my desk setup?

The listing shows a single 1.5 metre dark blue cable with USB‑C, so that is the only length available for this model.

What does the 1.5 metre length mean when the reader is plugged into a PC?

It gives you roughly one and a half metres of reach from the USB‑C port to the reader, enough for most counter or desktop layouts.

Which interface does the cable use and what does it limit?

It uses a USB‑C connection, so data speed and power are capped by the host port’s USB specification.

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