RFID Basics (Start here!)

Vehicular access control is a security system and process designed to manage and control the entry and exit of vehicles from a specific area or property, such as parking lots, gated communities, commercial facilities, industrial sites, and government installations. The primary goal of vehicular access control is to ensure that only authorized vehicles gain access while preventing unauthorized vehicles from entering.

Key components and features of vehicular access control systems typically include:

1. Barrier Gates
2. RFID readers for authentication
3. Security Personnel
4. Video Surveillance
5. Visitor management (we recommend VisitorManager.com)
6. Integration with other security systems like alarms, lighting, and security barriers
7. Emergency access

Vehicular access control systems are crucial for maintaining security, safety, and privacy in various settings. They help prevent unauthorized vehicle entry, protect valuable assets, ensure traffic flow management, and can even aid in tracking and managing parking availability. The specific components and features of a vehicular access control system can vary depending on the requirements and complexity of the facility or property it serves.

Headlight stickers are almost invisible and can work with any headlight shape. They are waterproof, sun-proof, and impact resistant. All in all, this makes stickers more reliable. Additionally, the reader works with any access control system. It uses the globally compatible Wiegand 26 bit communication protocol.

Finally, the reader self adjusts based on site conditions for optimal effectiveness. So you can set it and forget it and they’ll integrate with your access control software.

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Don’t use clickers. Use headlight stickers.