Hid Global Corporation 1326LGSMV Proximity Card

Product Description

The HID GLOBAL CORPORATION 1326LGSMV is a Prox Card II format proximity access card with a gloss finish and vertical card orientation. It is designed for use in access control systems that rely on passive 125 kHz proximity technology. The card is read without direct contact — a compatible reader detects it within close range and grants or denies access based on the encoded credential. Security integrators, low-voltage electricians, and access control technicians are the primary installers and programmers of this credential type. The vertical layout suits badge holders and lanyards designed for portrait-style display.

This card is suited for commercial and institutional access control deployments including office buildings, healthcare facilities, schools, and multi-tenant residential properties. It is issued as a single card (sold per each) and is intended to be used with HID-compatible proximity readers. The gloss surface finish supports standard dye-sublimation or direct-to-card printing, making it compatible with on-site badge personalization workflows where photo ID and cardholder data are printed directly onto the credential.

Key Features

• Prox Card II format — passive 125 kHz proximity credential requiring no battery
• Gloss surface finish supports direct-to-card and dye-sublimation printing
• Vertical (portrait) card orientation for standard lanyard and badge-holder use
• Contactless read operation — no card insertion required at the reader
• Sold individually (per each) for flexible quantity ordering

Compatibility

Designed for use with HID-compatible 125 kHz proximity card readers in standard access control installations. No specific compatible reader model numbers were provided in the product data.

Installation Notes

Proximity cards are programmed and issued by a certified access control technician or security integrator using compatible enrollment hardware and access control software. No tools are required for end-user card issuance, but reader installation must comply with applicable low-voltage wiring codes including NEC Article 725. Ensure the access control panel is powered down before servicing reader wiring. Do not bend, puncture, or expose the card to strong magnetic fields, as this may damage the internal antenna or chip.