Hid Global Corporation 1324GAN22 Proximity Card 20 Mil Pvc

Product Description

The HID GLOBAL CORPORATION 1324GAN22 is a 20 mil PVC proximity card designed for access control applications. Built to standard card thickness, this credential provides reliable contactless identification when presented to a compatible proximity reader. The white PVC construction offers a clean surface suitable for printing or laminating. Sold individually, this card is a straightforward replacement or addition to an existing proximity-based access control system. Security integrators, low-voltage technicians, and access control installers are the typical trades handling this credential.

This proximity card is suited for residential, commercial, and light industrial access control deployments. It is used at entry points where a proximity reader is already installed and programmed to accept this card format. The no-slot, no-punch configuration means the card ships without a pre-cut slot or hole, making it appropriate for installations where a clip, wallet, or badge holder will secure the credential rather than a lanyard or badge reel with a punched attachment point.

Key Features

• 20 mil PVC construction for standard card thickness and durability
• No slot and no punch configuration for use with clip or badge holder carry methods
• White card face provides a printable surface for photo ID or custom badging
• Proximity technology enables contactless credential presentation at compatible readers
• Sold as a single card unit for flexible ordering quantities

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style credential for use with compatible HID proximity card readers in standard access control systems.

Installation Notes

Proximity cards are enrolled and programmed by a licensed security or low-voltage integrator using the access control system software and a compatible enrollment reader. No tools are required to issue the card itself, but the access control panel and reader must be powered and configured before credential enrollment. Always follow the access control system manufacturer guidelines when adding or removing credentials from the system.