Akuvox ACR-CRP12 long-range UHF reader — front

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Akuvox ACR-CRP12 White 15 m Long-Range UHF Vehicle Reader — AK-ACR-CRP12

Name: Akuvox ACR-CRP12 White 15 m Long-Range UHF Vehicle Reader — AK-ACR-CRP12
Brand: Akuvox
SKU: AK-ACR-CRP12
Price: 308 AUD
Availability: InStock

Reference: AK-ACR-CRP12

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Akuvox ACR-CRP12 reads UHF windscreen tags from up to 15 m, so residents and staff drive up and the boom gate or garage door opens without winding down a window. IP66 for outdoor posts, with Wiegand, RS485 and TCP/IP outputs. Stocked in Australia by Infront Technologies.

✓Reads UHF EPC Gen2 tags at up to 15 m
✓Wiegand, RS485, TCP/IP and USB interfaces
✓IP66 white housing, −20 °C to +65 °C, multi-colour status LED
✓9–15 V DC · 9 dBi antenna · 308.5 × 308.5 × 67.5 mm

Akuvox ACR-CRP12 white long-range UHF reader

Akuvox · ACR-CRP12 · Long-range UHF reader

Drive up.
The gate opens.

The AK-ACR-CRP12 is Akuvox’s long-range UHF reader for car parks, boom gates and garage doors. It reads windscreen tags from up to 15 m as the vehicle approaches.

This SKU is the long-range reader only.

You receive the ACR-CRP12 reader. UHF tags, the gate or door controller, mounting post and 12 V DC power supply are sold separately.

In the box

Akuvox ACR-CRP12 long-range UHF reader

What you also need(sold separately)

Akuvox UHF-TAG11 windscreen tags
Access controller or Akuvox device with Wiegand or RS485 input
9–15 V DC power supply rated for the reader’s read current

Hands-free vehicle access.

In Akuvox’s design the reader identifies the tag on an approaching vehicle and passes it to the Akuvox door phone at the entry, which verifies it and triggers the gate — ideal for apartment car parks and staff parking.

Outdoor

IP66 for open-air posts.

The sealed white housing is rated IP66 and −20 °C to +65 °C, so it can sit on a post at the gate line.

A 9 dBi antenna reads EPC Gen2 tags in the 902–928 MHz (US) and 865–868 MHz (EU) bands at up to 15 m.

How it works

Three-part vehicle access.

Enrol

Read each UHF-TAG11 at the desk with the Akuvox ACR-CID12 and assign it to a user.

Fit

Mount the reader facing the approach lane and fix the tag inside the windscreen.

Connect

Wire Wiegand or RS485, or use TCP/IP, to the controller that drives the gate.

At a glance

Key specs — AK-ACR-CRP12

Brand: Akuvox
Reference: AK-ACR-CRP12
Card technology: UHF, EPC Gen2 / ISO 18000-6C
Read range: Up to 15 m
Frequency: 902–928 MHz (US) / 865–868 MHz (EU)
Antenna: 9 dBi
Interface: Wiegand, RS485, TCP/IP, USB
Power: 9–15 V DC; standby <1 A, read <3 A
Indicators: Buzzer, multi-colour LED
Protection: IP66
Material / colour: Plastic, white
Size: 308.5 × 308.5 × 67.5 mm
Working temperature: −20 °C to +65 °C
Warranty: Australian warranty via Infront Technologies

Pair it with

Builds hands-free vehicle access

Akuvox UHF-TAG11

Windscreen tags read at up to 15 m.

Enrol

Akuvox ACR-CID12

Desktop reader to capture tags before issue.

Control

Akuvox A08

Access controller option for the Wiegand connection.

Answers

Common questions

How far does it read?

Up to 15 m according to Akuvox. Real range depends on tag placement, windscreen coatings and mounting angle.

Which tags does it read?

UHF EPC Gen2 (ISO 18000-6C) tags such as the Akuvox UHF-TAG11 windscreen tag.

Can it be mounted outdoors?

Yes. The housing is IP66 and rated −20 °C to +65 °C.

How does it connect to the gate?

Through Wiegand, RS485 or TCP/IP to an access controller or compatible Akuvox device, which then switches the gate.

What power does it need?

9–15 V DC. Allow for up to 3 A while reading, per the datasheet.

Car park access, local stock.

Order the ACR-CRP12 with UHF tags and an ACR-CID12 enrolment reader from Infront Technologies for Australian stock and site design advice.

Installation & safety notice

Low-voltage product (SELV). Runs on 9–15 V DC (standby under 1 A, under 3 A while reading) per the Akuvox ACR-CRP12 datasheet. Treat as SELV low-voltage equipment; gate and barrier motors are a separate electrical install.

When a licensed tradesperson is required. Concealed data and intercom cabling is customer cabling under AS/CA S009 and must be installed by an ACMA-registered cabler. Electric locks, maglocks and lock power supplies may require a licensed electrician or security installer.