Dormakaba Multi-housing KA1310 Rfid Mifare Security Card

Product Description

The DORMAKABA MULTI-HOUSING KA1310 is an RFID Mifare construction security card designed for access control applications during building construction and renovation projects. This credential card communicates via Mifare RFID technology, allowing authorized personnel temporary or staged access to secure areas while a property is being built out or retrofitted with an electronic access control system. Licensed security and access control technicians typically source and program this card as part of a broader dormakaba multi-housing installation. The card measures 3.5 inches by 2.25 inches by 0.1 inches and weighs 0.1 pounds, conforming to standard credit-card form factor for use in compatible readers.

Construction security cards like the KA1310 are used in residential multi-housing and commercial projects where access must be managed and audited across multiple contractor teams before permanent credentials are issued. The card is sold individually and is intended for use with dormakaba RFID reader hardware deployed at entry points during active construction phases. It provides a programmable credential that can be deactivated or replaced once the project transitions to permanent tenant or occupant access.

Key Features

• Mifare RFID technology for contactless credential communication
• Standard credit-card dimensions: 3.5 inches x 2.25 inches x 0.1 inches
• Lightweight at 0.1 pounds for easy carry and lanyard or badge-holder use
• Sold individually, allowing flexible ordering quantities per project need
• Designed for construction-phase access management before permanent credentials are issued

Compatibility

Designed as a construction-phase credential card for use with dormakaba multi-housing RFID Mifare-compatible access control reader systems.

Installation Notes

Programming and deployment of RFID credential cards should be performed by a licensed access control or low-voltage security technician familiar with the dormakaba system being installed. Ensure the access control system software and reader firmware support Mifare credential types before issuing cards to site personnel. Deactivate or collect all construction security cards before transitioning the system to permanent occupant credentials at project completion.