Name: UHF Gate/Door controller - Royal Electronics Technology Center Co.
Price: 491.40 CAD
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UHF Gate/Door controller

$491.40

UHF Gate/Door controller

UHF gate and door controllers are systems that use ultra-high frequency (UHF) radio waves to manage access to secured areas like gates, parking lots, and buildings.

These systems typically involve a UHF reader, an antenna, and a control system, working together to identify and authenticate authorized individuals or vehicles using RFID tags.

Here’s a more detailed breakdown:

Components:

UHF Reader:

Emits radio waves and receives signals from RFID tags. It often includes an antenna.
Antenna:

Transmits and receives the UHF radio waves, enabling communication with the tags.
RFID Tags:

Small, passive devices attached to vehicles, personnel, or assets, containing a unique identification code.
Access Control System:

A system that manages the authentication process and controls access based on the reader’s output. This can include software to track access and integrate with other systems.

How it works:

The UHF reader sends out radio waves.
When a tagged object (like a vehicle or person) enters the reader’s range, the tag is powered up by the radio waves and transmits its unique ID code back to the reader.
The reader sends this ID to the access control system.
The access control system verifies the ID against a database of authorized tags.
If the ID is authorized, the system triggers the gate or door to open.

Key features and benefits:

Long Range:

UHF RFID systems offer longer read ranges compared to other RFID technologies like HF or LF. This allows for hands-free and convenient access.
High Throughput:

UHF systems can read multiple tags simultaneously, making them suitable for high-traffic areas.
Security:

Provides enhanced security by using unique IDs and potentially integrating with other security measures.
Automation:

Reduces the need for manual intervention and improves efficiency.
Integration:

Can be integrated with other systems like parking management, time and attendance, and inventory tracking.

Common applications:

Vehicle Access Control: Parking lots, gated communities, and tollbooths.
Personnel Access Control: Office buildings, warehouses, and industrial facilities.
Asset Tracking: Managing and monitoring valuable assets.
Supply Chain Management: Tracking goods and materials in logistics and manufacturing.