Infinity RFID SG-HMT-002 Agena headlamp mount tag — a passive UHF vehicle tag that fixes to the outside of a headlamp lens and identifies the vehicle to an Infinity long-range reader as it approaches the gate. It is the current replacement for Infinity's earlier Aries headlamp tag, uses the open ISO 18000-6C / EPC Class 1 Gen 2 standard at 902–928 MHz, and is the tag to use where a metallic or heated windshield stops a windshield sticker from reading. We list it under SKU SL-HMT-002; the manufacturer's number is SG-HMT-002.
Which Infinity tag? SC-WMT-002 is the windshield sticker for ordinary glass. SG-HMT-002 (this tag) goes on the headlamp for coated windshields, motorcycles and fleet vehicles. SZ-UMT-002 is the dual-surface tag for either location. All three read on the SC1000W-ULE Carina reader and are programmed with the RLPROG01.
Specifications
| Part number | SG-HMT-002 (our SKU SL-HMT-002); Infinity "Agena" series, replaces the Aries headlamp tag |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Infinity RFID, Inc. |
| Type | Passive UHF headlamp-mount tag, transparent two-part label tuned for automotive plastic |
| Frequency / protocol | 902–928 MHz; ISO 18000-6C / EPC Class 1 Gen 2 |
| Chip | Alien Higgs, 96-bit EPC, 128 / 688-bit user memory, 50-year data retention |
| Size | 4.10 × 0.79 in |
| Tamper | Non-removable, non-transferable once applied |
| Temperature | −58 °F to +185 °F |
| Readers | Infinity SC1000W-ULE Carina (up to 25 ft, 26-bit Wiegand) and Tarvos ST2000 |
| Programmer | Infinity RLPROG01 |
| Price | Per tag |
| Condition | Genuine Infinity RFID, new |
Infinity tags and readers on this site
| Part | What it is |
|---|---|
| SG-HMT-002 (this tag) | Agena headlamp mount tag |
| SC-WMT-002 | Windshield tag, inside the glass |
| SZ-UMT-002 | Dual surface mount tag, windshield or headlamp |
| SC1000W-ULE | Carina long-range UHF reader, up to 25 ft, 26-bit Wiegand, 12 VDC |
| RLPROG01 | Desktop programmer — writes the ID and facility code into the tag |
Fitting the tag
Clean the lens with alcohol, peel the backing and apply the tag flat to the plastic, away from the metal bezel and the lamp's reflector. Press it down along its whole length. It is a two-part label: the outer layer protects the antenna and the inner layer bonds to the lens, and the two separate if anyone tries to lift it. Aim the reader antenna at the headlamp side of the lane, in the same plane as the tag.
Match the tag to the reader. Infinity tags are supported on Infinity readers. TransCore, AWID, DoorKing and LiftMaster long-range systems each specify their own tags — the RFID tags category lists them by system. If you are unsure which reader is on the pole, send us a photo before ordering tags.
Common questions
Why a headlamp tag instead of a windshield sticker?
UHF will not pass through metallic-oxide or heated windshields, and some laminated glass attenuates it badly. The headlamp lens is plastic and always faces the reader.
Do the tags come programmed?
They are supplied as EPC Gen 2 tags and coded to your facility code and ID range with the RLPROG01 programmer, either by us before shipping or on site. Tell us the coding you need when you order.
Can I move a tag to another vehicle?
No. It is built to separate if lifted. Issue a new tag and delete the old ID from the controller.
What does the controller see?
The Carina reader outputs 26-bit Wiegand, so the tag enrols in a DoorKing, LiftMaster or any other Wiegand access controller exactly like a card.
Related
SC1000W-ULE Carina reader · SC-WMT-002 windshield tag · SZ-UMT-002 dual surface tag · RLPROG01 programmer · all RFID tags · TransCore RFID tags and readers
Specifying RFID for a community or a truck entrance? Send the vehicle count, the reader model on the pole and the controller it feeds to parts@gatehousesupplies.com or call 866-965-5599. We would rather confirm it than have you order twice.
