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Entrance Control

Long-Range Vehicle Access

Give registered vehicles hands-free entry with a long-range UHF RFID reader and windshield tags. Choose a ZKTeco UHF or MORX RFG reader, then tags in windshield, paper, tamper-proof or bike formats for housing societies, campuses, factories and office car parks.

A car at a barrier lane in a covered car park entrance
Car park entrance lane

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How to choose a UHF RFID reader for vehicles

A UHF system reads a tag on the windscreen as the car approaches and opens the barrier without the driver stopping. Get these points right:

  • Read range: match the range to the lane. Too short and drivers must stop, too long and the reader may pick up cars in the next lane or the queue behind.
  • Frequency band: readers and tags must use the same band, and the permitted band depends on the country, so check the reader and tag frequency against local radio rules.
  • Tag type: tamper-proof tags break if peeled off, which stops residents moving one tag between vehicles. Paper windshield tags suit large fleets, and bike tags fit two-wheelers.
  • Windscreen film: metallic sun-control films can block UHF signals, so test on real vehicles.
  • Output: confirm the reader's Wiegand or network output works with your access controller.

Pair the reader with a boom barrier, or consider ANPR / LPR where tags are impractical.

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