Hid Global Corporation 1326LMSMV-U1496 Proximity Card

Product Description

The HID GLOBAL CORPORATION 1326LMSMV-U1496 is a custom-format proximity card designed for access control applications. Sold individually, this standard-format card operates on passive RFID technology, allowing credential readers to detect and authenticate the card without direct contact. It is commonly installed as part of a commercial or institutional access control system. The white card finish supports custom printing or encoding to meet site-specific credentialing requirements. Security integrators, low-voltage electricians, and access control technicians are the primary trades that specify and deploy this type of credential.

This proximity card is suited for commercial, institutional, and multi-tenant residential access control deployments. It is typically used at door readers, gate controllers, and secured entry points where contactless credential verification is required. The standard card format fits most conventional proximity card readers used in building security systems. Custom configuration is reflected in the part number, indicating site-specific encoding or printing has been applied prior to shipment.

Key Features

• Standard proximity card format for broad reader compatibility
• Custom white finish suitable for printed or encoded credentials
• Passive RFID operation requires no onboard battery
• Sold individually for flexible quantity ordering
• Designed for contactless access control applications

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style credential for use with proximity card readers compatible with standard HID proximity card technology. Specific compatible reader models were not provided in the available product data.

Installation Notes

Proximity cards are provisioned and deployed by licensed low-voltage or access control technicians. Before replacing or adding credentials in an active system, confirm the access control panel is properly configured to accept the new card encoding. No special tools are required for card deployment, but programming the card into the access control software must be completed before the credential becomes active. Follow all applicable local codes and the system manufacturer guidelines when enrolling new credentials.