Hid Global Corporation 1326LMSRV Proxcard Ii Proximity Card

Product Description

The HID GLOBAL CORPORATION 1326LMSRV is a ProxCard II proximity access card supplied in plain white with a randomly encoded credential. It is a passive 125 kHz contactless card used in proximity-based access control systems. The card carries no printed graphics or custom encoding beyond its factory-assigned credential, making it a straightforward replacement or expansion card for facilities already running HID-compatible proximity readers. Installation and credential management is typically handled by a licensed low-voltage or security systems technician working within the facility access control infrastructure.

This card is suited for commercial and institutional access control applications where 125 kHz HID proximity technology is already deployed. Typical use cases include employee badge replacement, visitor credentialing, and tenant access expansion in office buildings, schools, healthcare facilities, and multi-tenant commercial properties. The plain white, unprinted card surface is compatible with most direct-to-card ID printers if custom badging is required on-site.

Key Features

• 125 kHz passive proximity technology for contactless credential reading
• Plain white card face with no pre-printed graphics
• Randomly assigned factory credential encoding
• Standard CR80 card form factor common to most badge holders and printers
• Sold individually per unit

Compatibility

Designed for use with HID-compatible 125 kHz proximity card readers in existing access control systems. No specific compatible reader or panel models were identified in the available product data.

Installation Notes

Proximity card enrollment and programming is performed through the facility access control panel or credential management software by a qualified low-voltage or security technician. No tools are required to issue the card itself. Ensure the card credential is enrolled in the access control system before issuing to an end user. Follow site-specific security protocols when handling and distributing access credentials.