Indala FPISO-SSSCVB-0000 FlexPass Proximity & Magnetic Stripe ID Card - PVC Material - 125 kHz Frequency
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Product Features
Product Overview
The Indala FlexPass ID Card delivers dual-technology credentialing by combining proximity and magnetic stripe capabilities in a single, durable PVC card. Designed for access control systems requiring flexible authentication options, this card supports both contactless proximity reading and traditional magnetic stripe swiping. As part of the FlexPass product line from HID Global Corporation, it meets the demands of secure entry environments where reliability and multi-factor credentialing are essential.
This card operates at the standard 125 kHz frequency, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of existing proximity readers while maintaining the magnetic stripe functionality for legacy systems. The PVC construction provides physical durability for daily use in corporate, institutional, and facility access applications. With part number FPISO-SSSCVB-0000, it represents a practical solution for organizations upgrading or maintaining hybrid access control infrastructures.
Technical Overview
The FlexPass ID Card integrates proximity RFID technology with a magnetic stripe, allowing it to function with both contactless readers and magnetic stripe readers. The 125 kHz operating frequency aligns with common proximity card standards, providing reliable read ranges and consistent performance in various environmental conditions. The magnetic stripe component supports standard track data encoding for backward compatibility with swipe-based systems.
Constructed from Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC), the card offers resistance to wear, bending, and environmental factors typical in ID card usage. This material choice ensures the card maintains structural integrity and readability over extended periods of use. The combination of technologies in a single credential simplifies user management and reduces the need for multiple cards in environments with mixed reader types.
Key Product Advantages
The FlexPass ID Card provides several advantages for access control deployments, starting with its dual-technology design that supports both modern proximity systems and legacy magnetic stripe readers. This flexibility allows organizations to transition gradually or maintain hybrid systems without requiring users to carry separate credentials. The PVC material ensures durability for daily handling and long-term use in various environments.
These strengths make the product easier to deploy and manage in real environments, especially where reliability, usability, and day-to-day operational continuity matter. Notable benefits include Dual-technology credential, 125 kHz frequency, PVC durability, Backward compatibility, Single-card convenience.
Deployment / Use Cases
This card is ideal for corporate offices, educational institutions, healthcare facilities, and government buildings where access control systems may include both proximity and magnetic stripe readers. It supports scenarios where organizations are phasing out magnetic stripe technology but still need to maintain compatibility with existing swipe readers during the transition period.
Use cases include employee ID badges that require access to multiple building areas with different reader types, visitor management systems needing flexible credential options, and facilities with mixed vendor equipment. The card also serves well in environments where loss or damage resistance is important, thanks to its PVC construction.
Corporate Access Control
Provide employees with a single card for proximity entry to main doors and magnetic stripe access to secure areas or time clocks.
Legacy System Integration
Maintain functionality with older magnetic stripe readers while deploying new proximity readers, avoiding immediate full system replacement.
Highlights
- Combines proximity and magnetic stripe technologies in one card
- Operates at 125 kHz frequency for broad reader compatibility
- Constructed from durable Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) material
- Part of the Indala FlexPass product line from HID Global
- Supports hybrid access control system deployments
- Provides backward compatibility with magnetic stripe readers
- Suitable for corporate, institutional, and facility use
- Simplifies credential management with single-card convenience
Specifications
| Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | HID Global Corporation |
| Manufacturer Part Number | FPISO-SSSCVB-0000 |
| Brand Name | Indala |
| Product Line | FlexPass |
| Product Name | FlexPass ID Card |
| Product Type | ID Card |
| Product Information | |
| Technology | Proximity/Magnetic Stripe Card |
| Operating Frequency | 125 kHz |
| Physical Characteristics | |
| Product Material | Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) |
FAQ
What technologies does this ID card support?
The Indala FlexPass ID Card supports both proximity RFID technology and magnetic stripe functionality. This dual-technology design allows it to work with contactless proximity readers operating at 125 kHz as well as traditional magnetic stripe readers, providing flexibility for access control systems with mixed reader types.
What frequency does the proximity technology use?
The proximity component of this card operates at 125 kHz, which is a standard frequency for many access control systems. This ensures compatibility with a wide range of existing proximity readers and provides reliable performance for contactless authentication in various environments.
What material is the card made from?
The card is constructed from Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC), a durable plastic material commonly used for ID cards and access credentials. PVC offers resistance to wear, bending, and environmental factors, making it suitable for daily use in corporate, institutional, and facility access applications.
What are the main benefits of this dual-technology card?
The primary benefits include supporting both proximity and magnetic stripe readers with a single credential, allowing organizations to maintain legacy systems while adopting newer technology. It simplifies user management by eliminating the need for multiple cards and provides backward compatibility during system transitions or in mixed-reader environments.
Where is this card typically deployed?
This card is commonly deployed in corporate offices, educational institutions, healthcare facilities, and government buildings where access control systems may include both proximity and magnetic stripe readers. It's particularly useful for organizations transitioning between technologies or maintaining hybrid systems with different reader types.
What is the manufacturer part number for this card?
The manufacturer part number is FPISO-SSSCVB-0000, which identifies this specific configuration within the Indala FlexPass product line. This part number ensures you receive the exact dual-technology PVC card with 125 kHz proximity functionality and magnetic stripe capability.
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