HID 40NKS1-00-00000P HID Signo 40 Smart Card Reader, Pigtail, Standard Profile, Black / Silver

Deliver reliable, future-ready door entry with the HID Global Signo 40 smart card reader. Designed for organizations that need secure, flexible access control, this Signo reader combines strong cryptographic protection with broad credential support so you can migrate to mobile and smart card technologies without replacing hardware. The reader includes an EAL5+ certified secure element and native OSDP secure channel capability to ensure data authenticity and privacy, while built-in Bluetooth and NFC enable mobile credentials and contactless workflows.

Installers benefit from quick, adaptable wiring options—pigtail or flush-mount terminal block—and an IP65 rating for dependable outdoor performance. The Signo 40 also retains integrated 125 kHz read support for legacy cards, minimizing disruption during upgrades. For security teams, the reader's multi-layered authentication and SIO data model streamline provisioning, monitoring and integration with access control and surveillance systems across corporate, education, healthcare, and industrial sites.

Choose the HID Global Signo 40 smart reader to strengthen perimeter security, simplify credential management, and support modern mobile access. Contact sales or add to your deployment plan to upgrade doors today.

• Future-proof access control: supports mobile (Bluetooth, NFC) and 15+ credential technologies for seamless migration and reduced management overhead
• Strong, certified security: EAL5+ secure element and native OSDP secure channel to protect credentials and system integrity
• Rugged, flexible installation: IP65-rated outdoor performance with pigtail or flush-mount terminal block wiring for fast deployment
• Multi-format compatibility: reads 125 kHz legacy credentials while enabling modern smart card and mobile workflows to protect investment
• Easy integration: trusted SIO data model and support for HID Elite Key / Corporate 1000 programs for simplified system provisioning