Kantech KT-MUL-MT2 Multi-Technology Smartcard Reader, Mullion Mount, 13.56 MHz + 125 kHz, Black

Accelerate your access control modernization without disrupting operations. The Kantech KT-MUL-MT2 multi-technology smartcard reader provides a practical, secure bridge between legacy proximity credentials and next‑generation 13.56 MHz smart cards. Built for real-world security deployments, it reads both 13.56 MHz and 125 kHz formats, supports SmartTap mobile credentials, and communicates over RS-485 or Wiegand for seamless integration with controllers and monitoring systems.

Designed for both indoor and outdoor use, the mullion-mount form factor and smoked polycarbonate housing deliver a low-profile, vandal-resistant solution for entrances and secure zones. When paired with Kantech KT controllers, the reader offers end-to-end AES 128-bit encryption to protect credential data and support compliance requirements. Visual and audible indicators simplify user interaction and reduce support calls during rollouts.

Ideal for corporate campuses, healthcare, education, and government facilities, the KT-MUL-MT2 reduces total cost of ownership by enabling a phased smart card deployment while maintaining legacy access. Upgrade your physical security and access control strategy—add the Kantech KT-MUL-MT2 to your next security project or contact sales for integration guidance.

• Simplifies phased migration to smart cards while continuing to read legacy 125 kHz credentials, protecting your existing card inventory and minimizing downtime
• Dual-frequency support (13.56 MHz + 125 kHz) delivers flexible credential compatibility across facilities for streamlined access control
• End-to-end AES 128-bit encryption with Kantech controllers secures credential data and reduces risk to physical security and monitoring systems
• Compact mullion mount and smoked polycarbonate housing enable discreet, durable indoor/outdoor installation on door frames
• RS-485 and Wiegand interfaces plus SmartTap mobile credential support ensure easy integration with existing security, surveillance, and IT infrastructure