Hid Global Corporation 1586LGGSN Isoprox Ii Proximity Card

Product Description

The HID GLOBAL CORPORATION 1586LGGSN is a programmable proximity access card in the ISOProx II product line, featuring a gloss finish on both the front and back surfaces. Designed for contactless credential applications, this card communicates with compatible proximity readers to grant or deny access in electronic entry control systems. It is sold individually and is intended for installation and programming by security integrators, access control technicians, and licensed low-voltage electricians managing credential-based entry systems.

The 1586LGGSN is suited for commercial and institutional access control deployments where proximity-based credentials are required. Typical installations include office buildings, data centers, healthcare facilities, and multi-tenant properties that rely on card-based entry systems. The programmable format allows credentials to be encoded to site-specific facility codes and card number ranges during system enrollment.

Key Features

• Programmable proximity card format supports site-specific credential encoding
• Gloss finish on both front and back surfaces for a clean, professional appearance
• Contactless proximity technology for fast, hands-free reader interaction
• Sold individually, allowing single-unit replacement or incremental credential additions
• ISOProx II platform for broad compatibility with HID-based access control infrastructure

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style credential for use with proximity card reader systems that support the ISOProx II card format.

Installation Notes

Proximity cards are enrolled and programmed by access control technicians or security integrators using the access control system software and compatible enrollment readers. No tools are required to issue or carry the card, but programming equipment and software access are necessary for credential encoding. Always follow the access control system manufacturer guidelines when adding new credentials to an active system. Low-voltage wiring and reader installation should comply with NEC Article 725 requirements.