Hid Global Corporation 1326LMSSV Proximity Card

Product Description

The HID GLOBAL CORPORATION 1326LMSSV is a proximity access card designed for use in electronic access control systems. Sold individually, this card features a white matte front finish with no pre-printed artwork, making it ready for custom badging or plain deployment. Proximity cards of this type use passive RFID technology to communicate with compatible card readers, granting or denying access based on the credential encoded in the card. Security integrators, low-voltage technicians, and access control installers commonly work with cards in this product family.

This card is suited for commercial and institutional access control installations where credential cards must be issued to employees, residents, or visitors. The white matte front surface is compatible with direct-to-card and retransfer ID badge printers, allowing facilities to print photo IDs, logos, or text directly onto the card face. It is appropriate for use in office buildings, schools, healthcare facilities, and multi-tenant properties running proximity-based access control infrastructure.

Key Features

• White matte front finish accepts dye-sublimation and retransfer printing for custom badging
• No pre-printed artwork, providing a clean slate for facility-specific credential design
• Passive RFID proximity technology requires no onboard battery
• Sold as a single card unit for flexible quantity ordering
• Standard card form factor fits common access control card holders and lanyards

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style credential card for use with proximity-based access control card reader systems.

Installation Notes

Proximity cards are issued by security integrators or facilities personnel and do not require electrical installation. Cards should be programmed or encoded using an appropriate card enrollment station or access control management system before issuance. Follow the access control system manufacturer guidelines for credential enrollment and system configuration. Consult local security and building codes when deploying access control systems in regulated environments.