HID 3050VGGNN Composite iClass 2K/2 SE ER Prog Credential
When your access control deployment demands durability beyond standard PVC cards and extended read range for vehicular or convenience access, the HID 3050VGGNN delivers both in a composite iClass SE credential. This card combines iClass SE platform security with composite construction and an extended read (ER) antenna, giving integrators a programmable solution for environments where cards take physical abuse or where users need hands-free presentation at gates, parking structures, or high-throughput entry points.
Key Features
- iClass SE platform with 2K bit (256 byte) memory and dual application support
- Composite construction for superior durability compared to PVC in harsh environments
- Extended read (ER) antenna design for hands-free or vehicular access applications
- Programmable credential with SIO-enabled encoding for versatile site configurations
- 13.56 MHz contactless technology compatible with iClass readers
- Dual-application capability supports multiple credential uses on a single card
- Format flexibility for existing and migrating access control systems
- Standard CR80 credit card dimensions for compatibility with existing badge holders and printers
The composite construction makes these credentials ideal for manufacturing floors, construction sites, distribution centers, and other environments where standard PVC cards crack, delaminate, or fail prematurely. The extended read antenna enables read ranges up to several inches beyond standard iClass cards, supporting gate access scenarios where drivers shouldn't need to roll down windows or reach out of vehicles. The iClass SE platform maintains backward compatibility with existing iClass infrastructure while providing SIO-enabled programming for secure credential data encoding and future-ready architecture.
Integration with HID iClass reader infrastructure is straightforward, and the 2K/2 configuration provides adequate memory for most two-application deployments—typically physical access plus cashless vending, print release, or time and attendance. Deploy these where credential lifespan, read convenience, and multi-application requirements converge in installations ranging from campus parking systems to industrial facility perimeters.
