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The HID GLOBAL CORPORATION 3154RGGMNM is a dual-technology smart card combining iCLASS SE contactless smart card technology with legacy proximity card functionality in a single credential. The card ships with 32K bits of memory and supports programmable, matched encoding, making it well-suited for access control deployments that require both high-security iCLASS SE read operations and backward compatibility with existing proximity readers. Security integrators, access control technicians, and facility managers are the primary installers and issuers of this credential.
This card is used in commercial and enterprise access control systems where a migration from older proximity-based infrastructure to iCLASS SE technology is underway but not yet complete. The dual-technology design allows a single card to be read at both legacy 125 kHz proximity readers and modern iCLASS SE readers, reducing the need to reissue credentials during phased system upgrades. Typical deployment scenarios include office buildings, healthcare facilities, education campuses, and government installations requiring layered credential security.
Designed for use with iCLASS SE-compatible readers and legacy 125 kHz proximity readers in commercial access control systems. Consult the specific reader manufacturer documentation to confirm encoding and credential format compatibility before deployment.
Programming and issuance of this credential should be performed by a licensed or certified access control technician using HID-compatible card encoding equipment. Ensure the card encoder and access control software support iCLASS SE Secure Identity Object (SIO) encoding prior to programming. Handle cards away from strong magnetic fields and electrostatic discharge sources to preserve credential integrity. Follow all applicable site security policies and access control system documentation during credential issuance.
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