Access Control UHF-02 Description:

The Access Control UHF-02 is a device typically used for controlling access to restricted areas through UHF (Ultra High Frequency) technology. Here’s a general description:

Key Features:

1. UHF RFID Technology: Utilizes UHF RFID tags for identification and access control, allowing fast and reliable reading of RFID tags at longer distances (up to several meters).
2. Long Range: Provides a reading range of up to 10 meters (depending on environmental factors and tag type).
3. High Security: Ensures secure access by authenticating users based on RFID card, key fob, or tag.
4. Weather Resistant: Suitable for outdoor installation, resistant to weather conditions such as rain, humidity, and temperature fluctuations.
5. Integration: Can be integrated with other security systems like video surveillance, alarms, or gate automation for enhanced security.
6. Multiple Communication Protocols: Often supports various communication standards such as Wiegand, TCP/IP, or RS485 for easy integration with other devices or systems.

Specifications:

• Frequency Range: 860–960 MHz (UHF band, typically adjustable to regional standards)
• Read Range: 3–10 meters (depending on the environment and type of RFID tag used)
• Read Time: Typically < 200 milliseconds per tag
• RFID Protocol: ISO 18000-6C (EPC Gen 2) or similar UHF RFID standards
• Voltage: 12V DC or 24V DC (depending on model)
• Current Consumption: Typically around 150–200mA
• Output Interface: Wiegand 26/34/34-Bit
• Power Supply: DC 12V or 24V (depending on the model)
• Output: Wiegand 26/34, RS232/RS485, or TCP/IP
• Interface: Typically includes both hardware and software interfaces for configuration and monitoring.
• Material: Made of durable plastic or metal, ensuring longevity and reliability.

Applications:

1. Access Control: Ideal for controlling entry into buildings, offices, parking lots, and other secure facilities.
2. Time and Attendance: Can be used in workforce management systems to track employee entry and exit.
3. Asset Management: Helps in managing and tracking assets by linking the system to asset tags.
4. Office Buildings: Used to control entry to office spaces, restricting access to authorized personnel through RFID tags (cards, key fobs, or wristbands).
5. Corporate Campuses: Can manage access across multiple buildings on a corporate campus, allowing easy entry for employees while restricting access to unauthorized individuals.
6. Residential Buildings: Ideal for apartment complexes and gated communities, enabling residents to enter through access points like gates or doors.