HID Signo 20 PIV Blk/slvr PIG - 20HNKS-03-0004XR

HID 20HNKS-03-0004XR Signo 20 PIV Reader Black/Silver

When you're deploying access control for government facilities, defense contractors, or any site requiring FIPS 201 compliance, you need a reader that handles PIV credentials without compromising on speed or security. The HID Signo 20 delivers standards-compliant smart card authentication in a compact form factor that fits standard single-gang backboxes, making retrofits and new installs straightforward on projects where real estate is limited and compliance isn't optional.

Key Features

• PIV/CAC credential support for FIPS 201 and HSPD-12 compliance in federal and high-security deployments
• 13.56 MHz contactless smart card technology for fast, reliable credential reads
• Black and silver industrial design suitable for both interior office environments and secure entry points
• Single-gang mounting profile simplifies installation in existing infrastructure
• Multi-color LED and beeper feedback provide clear visual and audible status to users
• Supports Seos, iCLASS SE, and legacy iCLASS formats for migration flexibility
• Wiegand and OSDP output options ensure compatibility with most access panels
• Tamper detection alerts on physical intrusion attempts

The Signo 20 integrates cleanly into HID ecosystems while maintaining interoperability with third-party panels via OSDP. This matters when you're managing phased migrations from legacy magnetic stripe or prox systems to smart card infrastructure—you can deploy readers that handle both old and new credential technologies without ripping out panels or re-cabling. The reader's support for multiple credential types means you can run parallel systems during transitions, critical for maintaining security posture while upgrading.

Built to HID's commercial-grade standards, the unit handles the physical demands of high-traffic entry points while delivering the cryptographic security required in environments where credential cloning or replay attacks are genuine threats. For integrators working federal contracts or critical infrastructure projects, this reader checks the boxes compliance officers actually review during audits.