Schlage MTKB15 Mobile Enabled Multi-Technology Reader Single Gang Wall Mount with Keypad Access Control Reader
The Schlage MTKB15 Mobile Enabled Multi-Technology Reader with Keypad from Allegion is a versatile single-gang wall-mount access control reader designed to support secure credential authentication while simplifying the transition from legacy proximity systems. By combining multi-technology credential support with keypad functionality, the MTKB15 provides organizations with flexible options for implementing enhanced access control security.
The integrated keypad enables PIN-based authentication in addition to card and mobile credential support, allowing organizations to create customized access policies using credential-only, PIN-only, or multi-factor verification workflows. Its multi-technology design helps facilities migrate to secure, encrypted card and mobile credentials at their own pace without requiring immediate replacement of existing readers.
Designed for standard single-gang installations, the MTKB15 provides a clean, professional appearance for offices, healthcare facilities, educational campuses, government buildings, and other commercial environments. Its flexible credential support helps protect existing access control investments while providing a path toward modernized security.
The Schlage MTKB15 is a practical choice for organizations looking to enhance access control capabilities with mobile credentials, smart card technology, and keypad-enabled security in a single integrated reader.
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