AWID RV-UHF-0-0, UHF Rear View Mirror Tag for use with LR-2000 and LR-3000 Readers - 50 pack
The AWID RV-UHF-0-0 is a rear-view-mirror style UHF credential used with AWID long-range reader systems. Instead of placing the credential directly on the windshield, the tag mounts to the shell of the inside rear view mirror so it stays discreet and assigned to the vehicle. This can be useful at communities, parking facilities, commercial properties, and fleet sites where the credential should not be obvious from outside the vehicle. Like other AWID UHF credentials, it must be ordered in the correct bit format, facility code, and credential number range for the access system. Real-world performance depends on the reader aim, mounting height, lane approach, mirror location, windshield tint area, and whether the tag is facing the reader properly. It should be applied only after the site has confirmed the best mounting location because adhesive UHF tags are generally intended for secure, one-time placement.
Compatible With
- AWID LR-2000 UHF long-range reader
- AWID LR-2200 UHF long-range reader where supported by credential format
- AWID LR-3000 UHF long-range reader
- AWID LR-911 UHF long-range reader where supported by site equipment
- AWID UA-612 and uAxcess UHF reader applications where the credential format and facility code are programmed for the system
- Wiegand access control systems using AWID UHF reader data through the connected reader
Features and Specifications
| Manufacturer | AWID |
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| Product Type | UHF long-range credential / vehicle tag |
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| Part Number | RV-UHF-0-0 |
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| Pack Quantity | 50 pack unless otherwise listed by the product row |
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| Application | Hands-free vehicle identification for AWID UHF reader systems |
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| Mounting Style | Adhesive mount on inside rear view mirror shell |
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| Compatible Reader Type | AWID UHF long-range readers |
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| Read Range | Varies by reader, tag position, lane layout, and vehicle material |
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| Programming | Facility code, bit format, and credential numbering must match the access control system |
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| Power | Passive credential; no battery in the tag |
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Also Known As / Related Part Numbers
Technician Note
Rear view mirror tags are useful when the property wants a less visible credential, but they still need the right reader angle. Test the lane path before committing the tag location.
Before Ordering
- Confirm the site uses AWID UHF long-range readers, not standard prox readers.
- Confirm facility code, bit format, and starting number before programming or ordering a pack.
- Choose the tag style based on vehicle surface, reader location, and whether the credential must be permanent or removable.
- Check for metallic windshield coatings, mirror housings, or vehicle surfaces that can reduce read range.
- Do not punch, drill, trim, or modify the credential unless AWID instructions specifically allow that exact tag style.
Professional Advisory
Credential selection should be handled as part of the access control system. Poor tag placement or the wrong credential style can look like a bad reader even when the reader is operating correctly.
Product Questions and Answers
Where does the RV-UHF tag mount?
It is commonly mounted on the shell of the inside rear view mirror, facing toward the reader path.
Is this tag visible from outside the vehicle?
It is designed to be lower profile than many windshield credentials, depending on vehicle glass and mirror location.
Which AWID readers commonly use RV-UHF?
It is commonly used with AWID LR-2000, LR-2200, LR-3000, and related UHF long-range readers.
Can the tag be removed and reused?
It is normally treated as a secure adhesive credential and should not be expected to transfer cleanly after installation.
What can reduce read range on this tag?
Reader aim, mirror housing material, windshield tinting, lane geometry, and tag orientation can all affect performance.
