Everything You Ought To Know About Advanced UHF RFID Reader

Every day, millions of automobiles drive from one location to another around the globe, eventually arriving in a parking lot. Parking management has become a crucial feature in contemporary urban culture, where high vehicle density and parking space constraints necessitate effective management. It is viewed as customer service by city planners to keep residents happy and tourists feeling welcomed.

Parking also serves as a frontline in securing a restricted perimeter with a fence and barrier in some areas. The mechanism used to identify, authenticate, and allow access is frequently the weakest point of a physical barrier to prevent unauthorized vehicles from entering an area.

While multiple technologies such as license plate recognition, barcode scanners, radio-controlled switches; RFID is one such technology that can match the physical protection provided by a barrier with the cybersecurity required to protect the entrance from unauthorized access.

RFID tags provide:

• A one-of-a-kind identification that can’t be duplicated
• User memory for user data storage
• inconspicuous and discreet location on the vehicle

RFID  Readers provide:

• Detection that is both quick and long-range
• Adaptability to existing access control panels — (Weigand, Serial, Ethernet, WLAN)
• Installation is simple.
• Accurate and dependable performance

What Exactly Is RFID?

RFID stands for “radio-frequency identification,” and it refers to a technology in which a reader captures digital data contained in RFID tags or smart labels using radio waves. In the same way that data from a tag or label is taken by a device and stored in a database, RFID is analogous to barcoding. RFID, on the other hand, provides significant advantages over barcode asset tracking software. The most significant difference is that RFID tag data may be read without needing to be aligned with an optical scanner, whereas barcode data must be aligned with an optical scanner.

What Are UHF Reader Systems?

A UHF reader system consists of an integrated circuit and an antenna that reads ultra-high frequency signals. UHF reader systems are a type of RFID reader that uses radio waves to encode digital data into RFID tags. UHF reader systems can read up to 25 feet apart and have a frequency range of 300 MHz to 960 MHz. The data is transferred to the RFID reader through a UHF reader antenna, which then translates the radio waves into a more operational form of data. The data collected from the RFID tags is subsequently communicated to a centralized computer system via communication media, where it can be preserved in a database and studied at a later time.

CASS Parking, a UAE-based parking equipment manufacturer, offers highly advanced long-range UHF RFID readers to varied industries.

Long-range UHF(Ultra High Frequency) RFID reader:

The XT-1 UHF Reader is an “all-in-one” reader with an integrated antenna that makes installation simple and quick. It’s built and optimized for access and parking applications.

The ISO Card ID-Tag is a credit card-sized, passive UHF ID-tag that is ideal for applications where the tag must be moved between vehicles.

Windshield ID-Tag: This is a passive UHF ID-tag that can be used for long-range access.

Proximity Reader: Combining the versatility of the reader series with the backup of EMI reader access control and proximity reader has made finding the perfect reader for your application much easier.

Now Check Out The Features:

• Self-intellectual property
• 865-867 MHz Frequency Band
• Read range up to 5 meters & 15 meters
• Support ISO 18000-6B, ISO 18000-6C (EPC C1G2) Protocol Tag
• FHSS or Fix Frequency transmission
• Support RS232, RS485 and Wiegand interface
• Support auto-running, interactive and trigger-activating work mode

In a controlled-access environment, RFID is the most secure, reliable, and effective technique of identifying vehicles. For a variety of parking applications and access levels, UHF RFID systems improve entrance, tracking, and billing of usage, real-time permit administration, and overall security.

Call us at +97143342800 to discuss all your requirements related to the UHF RFID Reader.