UHF vs. License Plate Recognition: Why UHF is the Smarter Choice
- Alexandre D
- Jan 16
- 1 min read
Updated: Sep 16

When it comes to controlling vehicle access in parking facilities or secured sites, two contenders often stand out: UHF and License Plate Recognition (LPR).
While both have their uses, UHF clearly outperforms LPR in terms of reliability, versatility, and security, especially in real-world conditions.

1. Unmatched reliability in All Conditions
LPR relies on cameras and visible plates , easily affected by dirt, weather, glare, or plate variations.UHF? It reads a tag placed inside or on the vehicle, unaffected by environmental factors.Stable and accurate identification, every time.

2. Works with all vehicles
LPR only sees what’s on the plate. No plate = no access.UHF works with all types: cars, trucks, motorcycles, forklifts, even trailers.
One solution, zero restrictions.

3. Faster flow, no stop needed
UHF readers detect vehicles on the move — up to 15 meters (49 feet) away. No need to pause or wait.Smoother entries, fewer traffic jams.

4. Stronger Security
License plates can be copied or spoofed.UHF can use encrypted & signed credentials, protecting your system from cloning or hacking. Security built-in, not bolted on.
The Verdict? UHF Wins.
✔ Better in harsh conditions
✔ Works with all vehicles
✔ Faster entry and exit
✔ More secure credentials
Whether you're managing residential access, logistics hubs, or industrial sites, UHF offers a smarter, future-ready approach to vehicle access control.
Switch to UHF. Streamline access. Strengthen security.




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