Hid Global Corporation 3000PGGMN Iclass Smart Card

Product Description

The HID GLOBAL CORPORATION 3000PGGMN is an iCLASS smart card designed for secure access control and credential management applications. This card features a glossy finish and is supplied in a programmable, matched configuration, meaning it arrives ready for encoding to a specific facility code or credential set. It is sold as an individual card (each) and is intended for installation and programming by licensed security integrators, access control technicians, or trained facilities personnel. The 3000PGGMN is part of HID GLOBAL CORPORATION's iCLASS and iCLASS SE platform, supporting contactless read/write operations for physical access control systems.

The 3000PGGMN is used in commercial, institutional, and residential access control deployments where iCLASS or iCLASS SE-compatible readers are installed. Typical applications include door access panels, time-and-attendance terminals, and secured entry points in office buildings, schools, healthcare facilities, and government installations. The glossy card surface is suitable for photo ID printing or standard card personalization workflows when used with compatible card printers.

Key Features

• iCLASS and iCLASS SE platform compatibility for contactless smart card access
• Glossy card finish suitable for photo ID printing and personalization
• Programmable and matched configuration for facility-specific credential encoding
• Sold individually (each) for precise inventory and credential management
• Designed for commercial and institutional access control deployments

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style credential card for use with iCLASS and iCLASS SE-compatible contactless smart card readers and access control systems.

Installation Notes

Programming and deployment of smart access credentials should be performed by a licensed security integrator or qualified access control technician. Disable or lock out the access control system at the panel before adding or replacing credentials to avoid unintended access events. Follow the card manufacturer's encoding procedures and your facility's credential management policy when programming matched cards. Consult applicable physical security standards and local codes for credential issuance requirements.