Convenient and efficient
Passive UHF technology makes it possible to identify each vehicle (and driver) quickly and securely. With this, you help to keep traffic moving and to ensure a smooth welcome. Nedap has a broad product range of passive UHF readers and tags, called uPASS portfolio. With a long, adjustable read range, it’s easy to place these readers in a suitable location, and uPASS tags can be positioned in or on vehicles for secure, automatic identification.
Secure and good value
There’s a range of uPASS readers and identifiers for different applications, environments and user groups. And they all benefit from Nedap’s decades of experience as a specialist in automatic vehicle identification.
They provide cost-effective options for vehicle access control that’s strong on security – identification accuracy is high, and communication and tag authentication is secure. With our broad range of tags the right set up can be created for each situation and location.
Typical applications
- Industrial sites
- Logistics depots
- Car parks
- Gated communities
- Campuses
What is UHF RFID?
Ultra-high frequency (UHF) is a popular form of RFID (radio-frequency identification) technology. It allows data to be read from a long distance via automatic wireless communication.
UHF is often used to track goods in the supply chain and is widely used for vehicle identification. For access control applications, it’s important to use secure UHF tags to avoid unauthorized access.
FAQ
What is Passive UHF RFID?
Ultra-high frequency RFID in which tags (such as stickers or cards) are activated by the energy transmitter of the reader—a cost-effective way to quickly identify vehicles at a distance.
What is the advantage of Passive UHF RFID?
This technology combines secure, reliable identification with affordability and minimal waiting time at vehicle entrances.
Which products are part of the uPASS portfolio?
The uPASS series includes readers such as the uPASS Go and uPASS Target, as well as tags such as the Windshield Tag, Heavy Duty Tag, Exterior Tag, and Combi Card.
What is the range of the uPASS readers?
uPASS Go: up to 10 m; uPASS Target: up to approximately 15 m, depending on the combination with tags and the environment.
Where is this technology used?
The most common applications are industrial sites, logistics depots, parking facilities, gated communities, and campuses.