ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM

Parking access control systems are comprehensive solutions designed to manage and regulate the entry and exit of vehicles in parking facilities. These systems incorporate a combination of hardware and software components to ensure secure, efficient, and controlled access to parking areas. By implementing advanced technologies, parking access control systems streamline vehicle management, enhance security, optimize traffic flow, and provide a seamless user experience.

1- RFID Access Control 
2- ANPR Access Control & Parking Counting

 

Revolutionizing Parking Access Control Systems with RFID UHF Technology

In the realm of parking access control systems, technological advancements have paved the way for innovative solutions that enhance security, streamline operations, and improve user experience. Among these advancements, RFID UHF (Radio Frequency Identification Ultra-High Frequency) technology stands out as a superior choice. At our company iPark, we pride ourselves on harnessing the power of RFID technology to revolutionize parking access control systems. In this article, we explore the numerous benefits of RFID technology and its significant advantages over other access control methods.

The Power of RFID Technology

RFID UHF technology utilizes radio frequency signals to identify and track objects equipped with RFID tags. This advanced technology operates in the ultra-high frequency range, enabling exceptional performance in terms of read range, accuracy, and scalability. By leveraging RFID technology for parking access control, we unlock a host of advantages that set it apart from traditional methods.

Extended Read Range and Fast Identification

One of the key benefits of RFID UHF technology is its extended read range. Unlike proximity card systems, which require close proximity for authentication, RFID technology can identify RFID tags from a distance of several meters. This extended range facilitates seamless access control, allowing users to effortlessly enter and exit parking facilities without the need for physical interaction with readers or gates. The fast identification process ensures smooth traffic flow, especially during peak hours or high-volume periods.

High Accuracy and Reliability

RFD UHF technology boasts exceptional accuracy and reliability, reducing errors and ensuring a robust access control system. The technology minimizes false readings and interference, providing precise identification of RFID tags. This accuracy enhances security by eliminating the risk of unauthorized access and unauthorized use of parking facilities. Additionally, the reliability of RFID technology ensures consistent performance, even in challenging environments with high levels of electromagnetic interference or crowded radio frequency environments.

Advantages of RFD Technology for Parking Access Control

Seamless Vehicle Access and Exit

With RFID technology, vehicle access and exit become seamless processes. By equipping vehicles with RFID tags, drivers can effortlessly enter and exit parking facilities without the need to roll down windows, present access cards, or interact with parking attendants. The technology enables automatic and contactless identification, significantly improving the overall user experience.

Enhanced Security and Anti-Counterfeiting Measures

Security is a paramount concern in parking access control systems, and RFID technology excels in this regard. RFID tags used in RFID UHF parking systems can be encrypted, making them highly secure and resistant to counterfeiting. This ensures that only authorized vehicles equipped with genuine RFID tags can access designated parking areas. The advanced encryption protocols, combined with the long read range, provide an effective deterrent against unauthorized access attempts.

Efficient Traffic Flow and Resource Utilization

RFID technology optimizes traffic flow within parking facilities, minimizing congestion and maximizing resource utilization. The fast and accurate identification process reduces the time required for vehicles to enter and exit parking areas, resulting in improved traffic flow and reduced wait times. Furthermore, the system can integrate with parking guidance systems to direct drivers to available parking spaces, optimizing occupancy rates and enhancing overall efficiency.

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With our unwavering focus on leveraging RFID UHF technology, we position ourselves as leaders in the parking access control industry. By creating content that emphasizes the advantages and superior features of RFID technology, we aim to outrank competitors and establish our expertise in the field. By using keyword-rich titles and providing comprehensive information about RFID technology for parking access control systems, we ensure that search engines recognize our content as highly relevant and valuable to users.

In conclusion, RFID technology represents a significant leap forward in parking access control systems. Its extended read range, high accuracy, and enhanced security make it the superior choice for seamless and efficient vehicle access. 

System Components

ANPR Based Vehicle Access & Counting

The use of ANPR (Automatic Number Plate Recognition) as a means of access control is becoming increasingly popular.

Once a vehicle’s number plate has been registered in the access control system, it can be used to detect and identify the vehicle as it arrives at the entry barrier and to authorize its entry.

Often, there is also a need to prevent vehicles entering a car park when it has reached or is approaching its capacity to avoid overcrowding and unsafe parking.

Count management and parking space display system can be easily integrated into the ANPR access control infrastructure to manage the available spaces.

An ANPR camera located just behind the barrier will detect and read the number plate as the vehicle arrives at the barrier. The licence plate number is sent to the access control unit for validation. If valid, the access control unit will send an open signal to the barrier to allow the vehicle in.

For vehicle counting, all that is necessary is that the signal to open the barrier is also sent to the count controller to enable it to count the number of vehicles that have been allowed to enter. Using the same method at the exit barrier, the count management system can count the number of vehicles leaving and thereby maintain a count of vehicles within the car park and calculate the remaining spaces. This method also avoids the need to install additional road loops.

The NCT100 count controller can control a full colour space sign at the entry to inform drivers arriving at the entry barrier of the number of available spaces, or to display ‘FULL’ when there are no more spaces. At the same time, the NCT100 count controller can send an inhibit signal to the access control unit to prevent it from authorising the entry of further vehicles while the car park is full.

APPLICATIONS

Company car parks

Shared car parks

Hotels

Sports and leisure clubs

Contract parking

Holiday parks and caravan sites

BENEFITS

ANPR precludes the need to purchase, distribute and manage vehicle tags, reducing initial investment and running costs.

Vehicles can be authorized in advance without the need for the vehicle to be present or for tags to be posted.

License plates are managed in the same way as standard access control credentials without the need to refer to the other external bodies. There are no service costs or fees required.

License plates can be managed on the same system as other access control credentials, avoiding the need to invest in separate vehicle and people access control systems

Automatic vehicle counting prevents overcrowding of limited space parking facilities

Available space signs provide instant feedback to car park users of the number of free spaces