At a glance
- Power Supply
- 9 V DC
- Reading distance
- 12 to 15 m
- Dimensions
- 445 x 445 x 55 mm
- Communication
- RS232, USB, Wiegand 26, relay
Model RFG-CR32MORX RFG-CR32 UHF RFID Reader for Boom Barriers
₹30,362 Incl. GST
₹25,731 + 18% GST
At a glance
- Power Supply
- 9 V DC
- Reading distance
- 12 to 15 m
- Dimensions
- 445 x 445 x 55 mm
- Communication
- RS232, USB, Wiegand 26, relay
Long-range UHF RFID reader that opens a boom barrier when a tagged vehicle approaches, for car parks and gated sites. 12 dBi antenna built into one 445 x 445 mm panel, reads EPC Gen2 and ISO 18000-6B tags, connects by relay, Wiegand 26, RS232 or USB.
- WarrantyManufacturer warranty under MORX's terms. Warranty claims
- DeliveryPrice, availability and delivery charges are confirmed in your quotation. Shipping and delivery
Overview
The MORX RFG-CR32 is a long-range UHF (ultra high frequency) RFID (radio frequency identification) reader that lets tagged vehicles through a boom barrier without stopping to show a card. Its 12 dBi antenna is built into one 445 x 445 mm panel; it reads the windshield tag as the vehicle approaches and passes the tag number to the barrier controller or access system. It suits housing society gates, office and factory car parks, warehouse docks and yards.
Is it right for you?
- It suits a barrier lane where vehicles should be identified well before they reach the boom.
- It suits outdoor pole mounting: rated -10 to 55 °C, with a 3.55 kg panel that needs a pole or bracket rated for it.
- It suits a direct connection to a boom barrier controller, such as the MORX MB100, over relay or Wiegand 26.
- If you have a short single lane where vehicles slow right down, the smaller RFG-CR06 may be enough.
Key features
- Reads ISO 18000-6B and ISO 18000-6C (EPC C1G2) tags, so it works with standard UHF windshield and asset tags.
- 865 to 868 MHz and 902 to 928 MHz bands, with frequency hopping (FHSS) or fixed frequency.
- 12 dBi linear antenna built into the panel, so no separate antenna cabling.
- RS232, USB, Wiegand 26 and relay outputs, so it can trigger a barrier directly or feed an access panel or PC.
- Active, trigger and answer work modes, so it can read continuously or only when a loop or sensor triggers it.
- Adjustable output power.
- 445 x 445 x 55 mm, 3.55 kg.
What else you need
- A 9 V DC power supply.
- A barrier controller or access panel that accepts a relay or Wiegand 26 input.
- UHF windshield tags for each vehicle, such as the MORX ALN9654, and a desktop reader such as the RFG-WD01 to enrol them.
- A pole or bracket rated for the panel’s weight.
Installation
A barrier or access control installer should mount the panel on a pole beside the lane, facing approaching windshields, wire the relay or Wiegand 26 output to the barrier controller and connect the 9 V DC supply. Set the work mode and output power to suit the lane so that tags in neighbouring lanes are not picked up.
Before you buy
- Read range depends on the tag and the windshield: metallised or heat-reflective glass shortens it, so test on the vehicles you serve.
- Output power limits can affect radio licensing; ask us to confirm the figure if it matters for your installation.
- The panel weighs 3.55 kg, so budget for a suitable pole or bracket.
Features
Ports and connections
- Communication
- RS232, USB, Wiegand 26, relay
- Protocol
- ISO 18000-6B, ISO 18000-6C (EPC C1G2)
Size and fit
- Dimensions
- 445 x 445 x 55 mm
- Weight
- 3.55 kg
Technical specifications
Key facts
- What is it?
- Long-Range Vehicle AccessBrand MORX
- How is it powered?
- 9 V DC
- Does it support Wiegand?
- Yes26-bit
- Can SecurityGearHub help with installation?
- Setup guidanceManuals, wiring guides and answers to setup questions. On-site work is arranged separately where available. Ask about installation
- Which documents are available?
- On request. Ask us for the datasheet.
- Not stated by the manufacturer
- outdoor rating, box contents
RelatedSolutionParking and vehicle entranceDocumentsAll MORX documents
- Model / configuration
- RFG-CR32
- Features and configuration
- 18 Mtr Integrated RFID Reader (Direct Connect with Boom Barrier) - Reading distance: 0~18 m (depending on tag) - 12dBi Linear Antenna - Communication: RS232, Wiegand, Trigger, Relay
- Reading distance
- 12 to 15 m (depends on tag)
- Communication
- RS232, USB, Wiegand 26, relay
- Protocol
- ISO 18000-6B, ISO 18000-6C (EPC C1G2)
- Frequency
- 865 to 868 MHz, 902 to 928 MHz
- Antenna
- 12 dBi linear, integrated
- Output Power
- Up to 26 dBm, adjustable
- Work Mode
- Active, trigger, answer
- Power Supply
- 9 V DC
- Operating Temperature
- -10 to 55 °C
- Dimensions
- 445 x 445 x 55 mm
- Weight
- 3.55 kg
- Warranty
- Manufacturer warranty under MORX's terms. How claims work
Product attributes and shipping details
| Brand | MORX |
|---|---|
| Connectivity | Wiegand |
Questions about this product
Can it open a boom barrier directly?
Yes. It has a relay output and Wiegand 26 output for a barrier controller or access panel.
Which tags does it read?
ISO 18000-6B and ISO 18000-6C (EPC C1G2) UHF tags, such as the MORX ALN9654 windshield tag.
What power does it need?
9 V DC.
Can it be fitted outdoors?
Yes. It is rated -10 to 55 °C and is made for pole mounting beside the lane.
Why does the read range vary?
Range depends on the tag and the windshield glass. Metallised or heat-reflective glass shortens it.
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