The long range UHF reader can support a maximum distance of 10 meters. By default, the long range UHF reader and its controller work to capture and verify the card data from the driver or vehicle. As such, the reader has its own software to store and manage the residents’ card data while its controller takes full control of the barrier gates. On the other hand, the CCTV is used to monitor and record the inflow or outflow of the registered residents and visitors’ vehicle.

The BLE 2 Gate Control Relay Board stores residents’ card data/verification algorithm and can be integrated into the long range UHF reader to override the current system. In other words, the BLE 2 Gate Control Relay Board uses the long range UHF reader to collect/validate the card data and subsequently controls the access of the barrier gate.

The Management has the option of issuing long range RFID cards or non-transferable long range RFID tear-torn stickers that can be placed on the vehicles to be used as credentials for gaining uninterruptible access. Correspondingly, the Management can also manage the individual resident’s card data within i-Neighbour system as its Mobile App can be used to sync all data into the BLE 2 Gate Control Relay Board. Basically speaking, the residents’ entries/exits records stored inside the BLE 2 Gate Control Relay Board can be downloaded and synced to i-Neighbour’s Mobile App by the System Admin from time to time.