Hid Global Corporation 1441LGGVNM Smart Card Mifare 4K

Product Description

The HID GLOBAL CORPORATION 1441LGGVNM is a proximity-enabled smart card combining HID prox technology with Mifare 4K contactless memory in a glass-finished card body without a slot punch. Designed for access control applications, this dual-technology card stores up to 4 kilobytes of data on its Mifare chip while also supporting standard HID proximity read formats. It ships in a programmable configuration, allowing credentials to be encoded to site-specific parameters. Security integrators and access control technicians are the primary installers of this credential.

This card is suited for commercial and institutional access control deployments where both legacy HID proximity readers and newer Mifare-compatible readers are installed in the same facility. The programmable format makes it appropriate for integrators who encode cards in-house or through a card management system. The glass finish and no-slot configuration are specified when a clean card face is required and no lanyard or badge clip attachment is needed at the card level.

Key Features

• Dual-technology credential: HID proximity plus Mifare 4K contactless memory
• 4 kilobytes of onboard Mifare memory for data storage and multi-application use
• Programmable configuration for site-specific credential encoding
• Glass card finish for a clean, professional appearance
• No-slot design for deployments not requiring lanyard or clip attachment at the card

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style credential for use with HID proximity-compatible and Mifare-compatible access control readers in commercial and institutional security systems.

Installation Notes

Smart card credentials of this type are typically programmed and issued by a licensed security integrator or access control administrator using a compatible card encoder and credential management software. No physical installation tools are required for the card itself, but readers and controllers connected to this credential type must be configured to accept the encoded format before deployment. Follow the access control system manufacturer guidelines and applicable local security codes when commissioning credentials.