Hid Global Corporation FPISO-SSSCVA-0000 Flex Iso Proximity Card

Product Description

The HID GLOBAL CORPORATION FPISO-SSSCVA-0000 is a Flex ISO proximity card designed for use in electronic access control systems. It operates as a contactless credential, allowing authorized personnel to gain entry by presenting the card to a compatible proximity reader. The ISO form factor conforms to standard card dimensions, making it compatible with most credential holders, lanyards, and badge printers used in commercial and institutional security installations. Security integrators, access control technicians, and facility managers are the primary users who deploy and manage this credential type.

This proximity card is suited for residential, commercial, and institutional access control applications where contactless entry credentials are required. Typical deployments include office buildings, healthcare facilities, schools, and multi-tenant properties where controlled access to doors, gates, or secured zones is managed through a proximity-based reader infrastructure. Each card is sold as a single unit, making it practical to order individual replacements or larger quantities as needed for credential issuance programs.

Key Features

• ISO standard card form factor fits standard badge holders, lanyards, and printer trays
• Contactless proximity technology allows hands-free credential presentation at compatible readers
• Flex construction provides durability for everyday carry and repeated use
• Sold individually, enabling precise quantity ordering for replacements or new issuance
• Suitable for broad access control infrastructure deployments in commercial and institutional environments

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or supplemental credential for proximity-based access control reader systems that accept ISO standard card format credentials.

Installation Notes

Proximity card credential issuance and programming is typically performed by a licensed security integrator or access control technician. Before enrolling a new card, verify the access control panel and reader firmware support the card technology in use. Cards should be programmed using the appropriate credential management software for the installed system before being issued to end users. Handle cards away from strong magnetic fields and high-heat environments to preserve credential integrity.