Hid Global Corporation 40081B-D14 Fips 144 Seos Prox Card

Product Description

The HID GLOBAL CORPORATION 40081B-D14 is a combination FIPS 144 Seos proximity access control card designed for secure physical identity credentialing. This card supports both Seos smart card technology and traditional proximity-based communication, making it suited for facilities requiring dual-technology credential compatibility. It is sold individually as a single card unit. Security integrators, access control technicians, and facility managers typically deploy this credential as part of a broader physical access management system.

This card is intended for use in commercial, government, and institutional facilities where FIPS 144 compliance is required alongside Seos-based readers or legacy proximity reader infrastructure. Typical installation scenarios include government buildings, enterprise campuses, and secure data center environments where layered credential technology is standard practice. The card category is proximity cards, sold one card per unit.

Key Features

• Combines FIPS 144 compliance with Seos smart card technology in a single credential
• Supports legacy proximity reader infrastructure alongside modern Seos-enabled readers
• Sold as an individual unit for precise quantity management
• Suited for government and high-security commercial access control deployments

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style proximity card credential for use with access control reader systems compatible with Seos technology and FIPS 144 dual-technology credentials.

Installation Notes

Proximity access control cards are enrolled and programmed by a licensed access control or security systems integrator using the appropriate card management software. No physical tools are required for the card itself, but the host reader system and panel must be powered down or placed in safe-program mode before card enrollment per site security policy. Always follow facility security protocols and applicable physical security standards when issuing or replacing access credentials.