MIWA LOCK CO., LTD. is a lock manufacturer and system integrator dedicated to fulfilling the highest security requirements and customer’s needs. MIWA, with their ALV2 Electronic hotel locks, provide high-performance door locking solutions and have now added secure mobile room keys to their product offering by using LEGIC’s SM-6300 reader IC and mobile service LEGIC Connect.

Works with RFID, NFC and BLE

MIWA has designed a new electronic hotel lock with LEGIC’s multi-standard SM-6300 reader IC. The latter works with RFID, NFC and BLE and is therefore suitable for short and long reading distances. The integration of LEGIC Connect into MIWA’s keycard management system enables among others a ‘straight to the room’ option and therewith increased convenience for the hotel guests.

Today, many people who book hotel stays wish to use mobile room keys. Therefore, MIWA and LEGIC have teamed up to provide the three components needed for mobile hotel keys using Bluetooth Low Energy technology: a multi-standard door lock with LEGIC’s SM-6300, the mobile service LEGIC Connect for secure mobile key deployments and a hotel app based on LEGIC’s Mobile Software Development Kit.

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