Rosslare UHF tags are mainly used in the BosWash and Chicago area.

This product page is for Rosslare UHF tags, which are compatible with Rosslare access control systems for property managers. 

You can look at the sample pictures or look for 22S0001 or the Rosslare brand on the reader.

You have the option to choose either a windshield tag or a card for more convenience. All tags are aftermarket and will not say Rosslare on them or look like Rosslare tags.

Copy or Duplicate Your Rosslare UHF Windshield Tag

Need an extra Rosslare UHF windshield tag for your parking garage or gated community? Our service allows you to create a compatible replacement tag for vehicle access systems that use long-range UHF RFID technology.

Rosslare windshield tags are passive RFID vehicle credentials designed to be installed on the inside of a car’s windshield. When the vehicle approaches a compatible reader, the system automatically identifies the vehicle and grants access to the gate or parking facility.

These tags are commonly used with Rosslare long-range readers for automatic vehicle identification in parking management systems and residential communities.

Typical Rosslare windshield tags are programmed using Wiegand credential formats and communicate with readers using UHF RFID frequencies.

Rosslare UHF windshield tags are commonly used for:

• Condo and apartment parking garages

• Gated residential communities

• Office building vehicle entry

• Campus parking facilities

• Secure vehicle access systems

To duplicate your tag, submit a clear photo of the serial number printed on the tag during checkout. In most cases, the credential can be copied using this number.

FAQ

What is a Rosslare UHF windshield tag?
It is a long-range RFID vehicle credential that allows automatic identification of vehicles at parking gates and access control readers.

Where should the Rosslare windshield tag be installed?
The tag should be mounted on the inside of the windshield so it can communicate with nearby RFID readers.

How far can Rosslare UHF tags be read?
Depending on the reader model, these tags can typically be detected from about 20–30 feet away.

Do I need to send my original tag?
In most cases, only a photo of the serial number printed on the tag is required to create a duplicate.