
What is Radio Frequency Identification technology?
RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) uses radio waves for non-contact data exchange between reader and tag, enabling automatic identification and tracking.

| Type of RFID | Frequency | Read Range | Use Case |
|---|---|---|---|
| Low-Frequency (LF) | 125 – 134 kHz | Up to 10 cm | Ideal for door access in small offices, ensuring high security by limiting access to those in close proximity. |
| Example: Access to a small business’s accounting department where sensitive information is handled. | |||
| High-Frequency (HF) | 13.56 MHz | Up to 1 meter | Suitable for larger facilities with higher security needs, allowing convenient access while maintaining security. |
| Example: Granting access to different floors or departments in a large corporate building. | |||
| Ultra-High-Frequency (UHF) | 860 – 960 MHz | Up to 12 meters | Perfect for vehicle access control in parking garages, enabling access without needing to get close to the reader. |
| Example: Seamless entry for drivers in busy parking garages, allowing gates to open automatically from a distance. |
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