Hid Global Corporation 3001PGGMN Smart Card 16K

Product Description

The HID GLOBAL CORPORATION 3001PGGMN is a programmable smart card designed for access control and secure credential applications. This card features 16K memory capacity with a second-generation SE configuration, supports programmed encoding at the factory or in the field, and uses a glass-based construction with match-on-card functionality. It ships without a slot punch, making it suitable for installations where a standard card holder or clip attachment is preferred over a lanyard slot. Licensed technicians and security integrators install this card within proximity-based or contact-based access control systems.

This smart card is intended for commercial and institutional access control deployments where programmable, high-memory credentials are required. The glass-inlay construction and match capability make it well suited for facilities requiring biometric or multi-factor credential matching stored directly on the card. Installation is typically managed by security system integrators or credentialing administrators configuring card data for door controllers, time-and-attendance readers, or other smart card-enabled systems.

Key Features

• 16K memory capacity supports complex credential data storage
• Programmable configuration allows custom encoding for access control systems
• Glass-inlay construction provides durability and reliable read performance
• Match-on-card functionality supports secure biometric or data-matching applications
• No slot punch design accommodates card holders, badge clips, and printed holders
• Single-card unit quantity for individual replacement or incremental credentialing

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style programmable credential for use with compatible HID GLOBAL CORPORATION smart card readers and access control systems that support 16K SE-class card formats.

Installation Notes

Smart card credential programming and deployment should be performed by a qualified security integrator or credentialing administrator familiar with the host access control platform. Disable or lock the card management system before writing credential data to prevent encoding conflicts. Follow the card management software instructions provided by the access control system manufacturer and ensure card encoding complies with the site security policy before issuing to end users.