Hid Global Corporation 1536LGGMN Duoprox Ii Proximity Card

Product Description

The HID GLOBAL CORPORATION 1536LGGMN is a composite, programmable DuoProx II proximity card designed for access control applications. This dual-technology card supports proximity-based credential reading and is intended for use in commercial and institutional access control systems. The card is sold individually and is programmable, allowing facility managers and security integrators to configure credentials to match site-specific requirements. Licensed electricians and low-voltage security technicians are the typical professionals who handle installation and enrollment of these cards within an access control infrastructure.

The 1536LGGMN is suited for commercial buildings, campuses, healthcare facilities, and other environments requiring controlled entry points. It is a bagless format card, making it appropriate for direct integration into card management workflows without additional packaging. Proximity cards of this type are commonly enrolled into HID-compatible card readers and access control panels as part of a broader physical security system.

Key Features

• Composite card construction for durability in everyday credential use
• Programmable format allows site-specific credential encoding
• DuoProx II dual-technology platform supports proximity reading
• Bagless format suited for bulk integration and card management workflows
• Sold as a single unit (each)

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style credential for use with HID-compatible proximity card readers and access control systems that support the DuoProx II card format.

Installation Notes

Proximity card enrollment and programming should be performed by a qualified low-voltage technician or licensed security integrator familiar with the site access control platform. Power down or place the access control panel in a maintenance mode before making changes to card credential databases. Follow all applicable local codes and manufacturer guidelines when enrolling or replacing credentials in an active security system.