UHF Long Range Readers & Tags Dubai

UHF long-range readers identify vehicles and people from metres away, so residents and staff drive through a gate or parking barrier without stopping to show a card. Merac supplies UHF readers, windscreen sticker tags and cards in Dubai for residential communities, offices, car parks and industrial sites.

UHF Reader and Tag Prices (AED)

How UHF Vehicle Access Works

• A sticker tag is fixed to the windscreen of each vehicle.
• The reader at the gate or barrier reads the tag as the car approaches.
• The controller checks the tag and opens the barrier or gate if allowed, and logs the entry.

Choose reading range by the lane: about 1 to 5 m for a single entry lane, up to 10 to 12 m where vehicles approach quickly. Readers connect to the controllers listed in access control systems Dubai.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a UHF reader used for?

Hands-free access for vehicles and people at gates, barriers and car parks.

How far can a UHF reader read?

From about 1 m up to 10 to 12 m depending on the model and tag.

Can I use UHF tags with my existing barrier?

Usually yes. The reader and controller sit between the tag and your barrier. Send us your barrier model for a recommendation.

Do you supply extra tags?

Yes, sticker tags and cards are sold in packs of 50.