Awid RV-UHF-0-0 Uhf Rear View Mirror Tag

Product Description

The AWID RV-UHF-0-0 is a UHF passive RFID tag designed to mount on a vehicle rear view mirror for hands-free access control and vehicle identification applications. The tag communicates in the UHF radio frequency band, allowing readers to detect and authenticate vehicles at typical gate, barrier, or parking facility entry points without requiring the driver to present a separate credential. Installation and commissioning are typically handled by access control technicians or security integrators working within a broader AWID-compatible system deployment.

This tag is suited for facilities that manage vehicle access using UHF-based RFID infrastructure. Typical applications include parking garages, gated communities, corporate campuses, and controlled vehicle yards where high-read-range identification is needed at entry and exit lanes. The mirror-mount form factor keeps the credential out of sight and eliminates the need for a windshield sticker or dashboard credential that could be easily transferred between vehicles.

Key Features

• UHF RFID technology for long-range vehicle identification at access control points
• Rear view mirror mount design for secure, vehicle-specific credential placement
• Passive tag operation requires no internal battery or maintenance
• Compact form factor integrates cleanly into existing UHF reader infrastructure
• Sold individually for flexible deployment quantities

Compatibility

Designed for use with UHF RFID access control systems. Consult system documentation to confirm reader frequency and protocol compatibility before deployment.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed access control or low-voltage systems technician. Before handling or enrolling the tag, confirm the access control reader and head-end software are powered and configured for UHF credential enrollment. Attach the tag to the rear view mirror stem according to the manufacturer instructions to ensure proper read orientation. Follow all applicable low-voltage wiring codes and site security procedures when programming credentials into the system.