Schlage Electronics 965148XFC2816 Mifare Keyfob 13.56 Mhz

Product Description

The SCHLAGE ELECTRONICS 965148XFC2816 is a MIFARE Classic 1K byte (8K bit) smart keyfob credential operating at 13.56 MHz for contactless access control applications. Designed as a single-technology credential in the 48X format under the Card Trax CT8X4248 series, this keyfob is read by compatible smart card readers in commercial and institutional access control systems. The compact form factor allows end users to carry their credential on a keyring without the bulk of a standard card. Licensed electricians and access control technicians are the primary installers and programmers of these credentials in enterprise and multi-family security deployments.

This keyfob is suited for commercial, institutional, and multi-family residential access control installations where contactless smart card technology is required. The 13.56 MHz operating frequency is standard across a broad range of modern card reader infrastructure. The 48X credential format designates the specific data encoding scheme used during enrollment in the access control management system. These credentials ship and must be purchased in multiples of 50 units per order.

Key Features

• MIFARE Classic 1K byte (8K bit) smart chip for contactless read operations
• 13.56 MHz operating frequency compatible with standard HF smart card readers
• Single-technology credential in the 48X format (Card Trax CT8X4248 series)
• Compact keyfob form factor for keyring carry
• Sold in minimum order quantities of 50 units

Compatibility

Designed for use with access control readers that support MIFARE Classic 13.56 MHz smart card technology and the 48X credential format as part of the Card Trax CT8X4248 series.

Installation Notes

Credential programming and enrollment should be performed by a licensed access control or low-voltage technician familiar with the installed access control management software. No physical wiring is required for the keyfob itself, but the associated reader infrastructure must be powered down or placed in a safe service mode before any hardware changes are made. Follow the access control system manufacturer guidelines and applicable local low-voltage codes when enrolling or re-enrolling credentials. Credentials should not be exposed to strong magnetic fields or extreme temperatures during storage or installation.