Hid Global Corporation 40NKS-03-00CKEH Signo 40 Smart Reader

Product Description

The HID GLOBAL CORPORATION 40NKS-03-00CKEH is the Signo 40 smart card reader, a compact access control device designed for credential reading in electronic entry systems. Finished in a black and silver housing, the Signo 40 connects via a pigtail wire lead for direct integration into access control panels and controllers. It is engineered for professional installation by security integrators and low-voltage electricians who deploy card-based entry systems in commercial and light industrial environments. The pigtail termination style allows flexible field wiring to a variety of access control hardware configurations.

The Signo 40 is suited for door-level access control applications in commercial buildings, office suites, and secured facilities. It reads smart card credentials and is intended for wall or door-frame mounting at standard reader height. Security integrators and low-voltage contractors typically deploy this reader as part of a broader access control system, wiring it back to a controller or panel that manages entry permissions. The black and silver color scheme fits standard commercial hardware aesthetics.

Key Features

• Signo 40 platform smart card reader for access control applications
• Black and silver housing for a standard commercial appearance
• Pigtail wire lead for direct connection to access control controllers
• Compact form factor suited for door-frame or wall mounting
• Sold as a single unit (each)

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style smart card reader for professional access control systems requiring a pigtail-terminated Signo 40 reader.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage or security systems technician in accordance with local codes and the access control system manufacturer guidelines. Power down the access control panel before making any wiring connections to the reader pigtail. Confirm wire polarity and data line connections against the panel wiring documentation before restoring power. Avoid routing the pigtail leads alongside high-voltage wiring to prevent signal interference.