Geovision 530-MA4DES-000 Iso Rfid Smart Card Nxp Mifare

Product Description

The GEOVISION 530-MA4DES-000 is an ISO-format RFID smart card built on NXP MIFARE technology, designed for use in proximity-based access control systems. This card serves as a credential token that communicates with compatible card readers to authenticate and grant or deny access at controlled entry points. It is sold individually and is a standard component in installations where contactless credential management is required. Security integrators, access control technicians, and low-voltage electricians are the typical professionals specifying and deploying this card in both new installations and credential refresh projects.

This RFID card is suited for commercial and light commercial access control deployments where ISO-standard card form factor and NXP MIFARE chip compatibility are required. Typical use cases include office buildings, multi-tenant facilities, warehouses, and institutional campuses that use proximity card readers integrated into an access control panel or security management platform. The card format conforms to standard ISO card dimensions, making it compatible with common card-holder badges and lanyards used in the field.

Key Features

• ISO-format card body for compatibility with standard badge holders and lanyards
• NXP MIFARE contactless chip technology for reliable proximity communication
• Sold individually, allowing single-card replacement or incremental credential issuance
• Designed for use in GEOVISION access control ecosystems
• Contactless operation reduces mechanical wear at entry points

Compatibility

Designed for use with GEOVISION access control readers and systems that support NXP MIFARE ISO-format smart card credentials.

Installation Notes

This credential card is issued and programmed by a licensed access control technician or security integrator using the appropriate access control management software. No tools or power shutdown are required for card issuance, but the access control panel or server should be accessible to enroll the card credential before deployment. Follow the system manufacturer guidelines and any applicable local security or low-voltage codes when provisioning new credentials on an active system.