Copy or Duplicate Your DKS UHF Parking Tag
Need an extra DKS UHF parking tag for your condo or gated community parking garage? Our service allows you to create a compatible replacement for DoorKing (DKS) UHF vehicle access tags used in long‑range RFID parking systems.
DKS UHF tags are commonly used in automated vehicle identification (AVI) systems that allow gates to open automatically when an authorized vehicle approaches the reader.
These tags are typically mounted on the vehicle windshield or headlight and communicate with compatible DoorKing long‑range readers to identify the vehicle and grant access to parking facilities.
DKS UHF tags are passive RFID credentials, meaning they do not require a battery and are powered by the radio signal from the reader when the vehicle enters the detection area.
Common DoorKing tag models include:
1508‑191 UHF Tag
1508‑195 Headlight Tag
1508‑199 License Plate Tag
1508‑198 Dual UHF / DKProx Tag
Most DKS tags include two groups of serial numbers printed on the tag, which can often be used to duplicate the credential without mailing the original tag.
DKS UHF parking tags are commonly used for:
Condo and apartment parking garagesGated residential communities
Commercial parking access systems
Office building vehicle entry
Automatic gate access systems
FAQ
What is a DKS UHF parking tag?
A DKS UHF tag is a long‑range RFID vehicle credential used in DoorKing automated vehicle identification systems to open parking gates automatically.
Where are DKS UHF tags installed?
They are typically mounted on the vehicle windshield or headlight so the reader can detect the vehicle as it approaches the gate.
Do DKS UHF tags use batteries?
No. These tags are passive RFID devices that are powered by the signal from the reader.
Do I need to send my original tag?
In many cases, the tag can be duplicated using the serial number printed on the tag.
