Liftmaster LMHNTG Rfid Hang Tag Gate Access

Product Description

The LIFTMASTER LMHNTG is an RFID hang tag designed for vehicle-based access control at gated entry and exit points. The tag mounts to a vehicle's rearview mirror or sun visor and communicates with compatible RFID readers to grant or deny gate access without requiring the driver to present a card or enter a code. It is sold individually and is a standard unit in commercial and residential gate control deployments where hands-free vehicle credentialing is required. Gate installers and access control technicians are the primary users of this credential.

The LMHNTG is used in gate controller systems where RFID-based vehicle authentication is part of the access control design. Typical applications include apartment complexes, gated communities, commercial parking facilities, and industrial sites that use barrier gates or slide gates managed by compatible LIFTMASTER gate controllers with RFID reader capability. The tag is issued to authorized vehicle operators as a passive credential that does not require a battery.

Key Features

• Passive RFID technology requires no battery in the hang tag itself
• Hang tag form factor mounts to rearview mirror or sun visor for convenient vehicle placement
• Designed for use with compatible LIFTMASTER gate controller RFID reader systems
• Sold individually, allowing credential issuance one tag at a time
• Compact credential suitable for both residential and commercial gated access applications

Compatibility

Designed for use with compatible LIFTMASTER gate controller systems equipped with RFID reader capability. Consult the gate controller documentation to confirm RFID credential compatibility before deploying.

Installation Notes

RFID hang tags are programmed or enrolled into the gate controller system by a qualified gate installer or access control technician following the controller manufacturer's credential enrollment procedure. No tools are required to mount the tag in the vehicle. Ensure the gate controller and associated RFID reader are powered and properly configured before attempting to enroll new credentials. Follow all site access control policies when issuing tags to authorized users.