Awid CS-UHF-0-0 Ultra High Frequency Logo Card

Product Description

The AWID CS-UHF-0-0 is an ultra high frequency proximity card credential used in electronic access control systems. Operating in the UHF radio frequency range, this card format delivers longer read ranges compared to standard low-frequency or high-frequency cards, making it well suited for applications where hands-free or drive-through style credential reads are required. The CS-UHF-0-0 is sold as a single unit and is designed to serve as a logo card within AWID access control deployments. Security integrators and access control technicians are the primary professionals who specify and deploy this credential type.

This card is appropriate for use in commercial and institutional access control installations where UHF-based readers are already deployed or specified. Logo cards in access control systems are commonly used for custom-branded credential programs, visitor management, or as reference samples during system commissioning. The CS-UHF-0-0 fits within the broader AWID card accessories product category and is intended for use alongside compatible AWID UHF reader hardware.

Key Features

• Ultra high frequency (UHF) technology for extended read range capability
• Logo card format suitable for branded credential programs or system reference use
• Sold as a single unit (each) for flexible ordering
• Fits within the AWID card accessories ecosystem

Compatibility

Designed for use with AWID UHF-compatible access control reader systems. No specific compatible model numbers were provided in the product data. Consult AWID documentation to confirm reader compatibility before deployment.

Installation Notes

Access control credentials such as this card are typically provisioned and enrolled by a licensed security integrator or certified access control technician. Before enrolling or replacing credentials in an active system, confirm the access control panel and reader firmware support the UHF card format. No tools are required for credential issuance, but programming software compatible with the installed access control platform will be needed to assign cardholder permissions.