Kantech Us MFP-2KSHL Mifare Plus 2K Clamshell Smart Card

Product Description

The KANTECH US MFP-2KSHL is a Mifare Plus 2K clamshell-format contactless smart card designed for physical access control applications. It uses Mifare Plus technology with 2 kilobytes of memory housed in a durable clamshell card body. The card communicates via 13.56 MHz contactless RF with compatible card readers, making it suitable for credential-based entry systems in commercial and institutional environments. Security integrators and access control technicians are the primary installers and programmers of this credential type.

This card is used in access control deployments where Mifare Plus compatibility is required. The 2K memory tier supports multi-application configurations and layered security levels, including AES-based encryption migration from legacy Mifare Classic infrastructure. It is appropriate for corporate facilities, educational campuses, healthcare buildings, and any site running a Mifare Plus-compatible access control platform. The clamshell form factor provides added physical durability compared to standard ISO card stock, making it a practical choice for high-traffic credentialing environments.

Key Features

• Mifare Plus technology with 2K memory for multi-application and tiered security support
• Clamshell form factor for enhanced physical durability in daily use
• Contactless 13.56 MHz RF interface for fast, reliable reads at compatible readers
• Supports AES encryption for migration from legacy Mifare Classic systems
• Sold individually, one card per unit

Compatibility

Designed for use with Mifare Plus-compatible access control readers and panels. Consult your access control platform documentation to confirm Mifare Plus 2K credential support before deployment.

Installation Notes

Programming and enrollment of smart card credentials should be performed by a licensed security integrator or qualified access control technician familiar with the installed access control platform. Cards must be enrolled into the access control system software before they will grant or deny entry at readers. Handle cards away from strong magnetic fields and direct contact with chip surfaces. Follow all applicable local codes and manufacturer guidelines when deploying contactless credentials.