Kantech Us MFP-2KKEY Iosmart Keytag Mifare Plus 2K

Product Description

The KANTECH US MFP-2KKEY is a Mifare Plus 2K contactless keytag credential designed for use with Iosmart access control readers. Mifare Plus 2K technology provides an encrypted communication layer between the credential and the reader, supporting higher-security deployments compared to standard proximity cards. The keytag form factor is compact and designed to attach to a keyring, making it practical for daily carry by employees, tenants, or authorized personnel. Installation and enrollment are handled by a licensed security integrator or access control technician.

This keytag is suited for commercial and light industrial access control applications where smart card technology is required. It is used at entry points equipped with Iosmart-compatible readers, including interior and exterior doors in office buildings, multi-tenant facilities, and controlled-access areas. The credential is issued as a single unit and enrolled into the access control system by programming the card serial number or site code into the access controller database.

Key Features

• Mifare Plus 2K contactless smart card technology for encrypted credential communication
• Keytag form factor for convenient keyring attachment and daily carry
• Compatible with Iosmart reader infrastructure
• Single-unit packaging for flexible issuance and replacement
• Suited for higher-security access control deployments requiring smart card credentials

Compatibility

Designed for use with KANTECH US Iosmart access control readers that support the Mifare Plus 2K credential format. No additional compatible model numbers were specified in the product data.

Installation Notes

Credential enrollment is performed by a qualified access control technician or security integrator. Before adding or replacing credentials, ensure the access control panel is in a secured administrative state and follow the system manufacturer enrollment procedures. No physical wiring or power shutdown is required for credential issuance, but door controller programming should follow applicable site security policies and any relevant industry standards for access control system administration.