AWID GR-UHF-0-0 UHF Graphics Quality Badge - 50 Pack
The AWID GR-UHF-0-0 graphics-quality badge is a UHF access card for sites that want a more badge-friendly credential than a rugged clamshell card. It is commonly used where the credential may carry a printed name, logo, bar code, photo, or other visual identification while also being used for AWID UHF access control.
This card belongs to the AWID UHF credential family. It is commonly associated with long-range vehicle access and pedestrian access readers that use the same UHF credential population. Final compatibility still depends on reader type, frequency version, output format, credential programming and access-control database setup.
Compatible With
Use with select AWID UHF reader systems and badge programs where graphics-quality UHF credentials are supported.
- AWID uAxcess UHF credential family when ordered in the correct format
- AWID LR-2000, LR-2200, LR-3000 and related long-range UHF reader systems when the credential and reader frequency version match
- AWID HiLo long-range and near-field UHF installations where the same UHF credentials are used for vehicle gates and pedestrian doors
- Access-control panels accepting Wiegand data from compatible AWID UHF readers
- Parking facilities, gated communities, perimeter gates, building entries and mixed vehicle/pedestrian access sites using AWID UHF credentials
- AWID UA-612, LR-2000 and LR-3000 UHF reader applications where this credential type and encoding are supported
- Badge-printing programs that require a thinner, graphics-quality UHF card instead of a clamshell card
Features & Specifications
| Manufacturer | AWID |
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| Product Type | UHF graphics-quality badge credential |
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| Part Number | GR-UHF-0-0 |
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| Pack Size | 50 credentials |
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| Technology | AWID UHF / Gen-2 style credential family |
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| Application | Printable-style UHF credential for access control and ID badge programs |
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| Power | Passive credential, no battery required |
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| Form Factor | Thin graphics-quality card |
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| Typical Read Range | Reader and site dependent; long-range systems may read multiple feet |
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| Important Note | Must be ordered/programmed to match the site format and numbering |
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Also Known As / Related Part Numbers
These related AWID UHF credential numbers are commonly searched with GR-UHF-0-0. Verify form factor and programming before substituting.
Technician Note
If the card will be printed, confirm the printer, card thickness, slot-punch plan and any overlay process before issuing the cards. Printing or punching the wrong area can damage credentials or reduce reliability.
Before Ordering Checklist
- Confirm the readers use AWID UHF technology.
- Confirm whether the site needs graphics-quality cards instead of clamshell cards or key tags.
- Match format, facility code, number range and any pre-encoded requirements.
- Verify badge printer and slot-punch requirements before printing.
- Test a sample card at both gate and pedestrian reader locations when possible.
Important Ordering Warnings
GR-UHF-0-0 is not the same as GR-AWID-0-0 or other AWID 125 kHz graphics proximity cards. Confirm UHF versus low-frequency prox before ordering.
Professional Advisory
For new reader wiring, panel programming, access-control database changes, or uncertain site conditions, use a qualified access-control or gate technician. Do not bypass security controls or safety equipment to make a credential or reader appear to work.
Product Questions & Answers
What is the advantage of GR-UHF-0-0 over CS-UHF-0-0?
GR-UHF-0-0 is a graphics-quality card better suited for badge-printing workflows, while CS-UHF-0-0 is a rugged clamshell-style credential.
Can this be slot punched?
Many graphics-quality credentials are used in badge programs, but punching should be done only in approved areas and with the correct method to avoid damaging the credential.
Will it work at long-range gate readers?
It may be used with compatible AWID UHF long-range readers when the frequency version, credential format and access-control programming match.
Is it compatible with AWID 125 kHz proximity readers?
No. GR-UHF-0-0 is a UHF credential. AWID low-frequency proximity readers require compatible 125 kHz credentials.
Does it need to be enrolled?
Yes. The credential number must be recognized by the access-control database, either by enrollment, import, or manual entry depending on the software.
