Understanding the Technology Behind Your VEP Tag
The Vehicle Entry Permit (VEP) system relies on Radio-Frequency Identification (RFID) technology to identify and track vehicles entering Malaysia. The VEP RFID tag is a key component of this system, and understanding its technical aspects can help ensure it works flawlessly. At MyMechanic, we not only handle your VEP application but also ensure your RFID tag is installed for optimal performance. This guide delves into the technical specifications and compatibility of the VEP RFID tag.
The VEP RFID tag is a passive RFID sticker. This means it does not have its own power source. Instead, it is activated by the radio waves emitted by an RFID reader at the border checkpoint. The tag then reflects a signal back to the reader, transmitting its unique identification number. This number is linked to your vehicle’s details in the VEP database.
While the exact technical specifications are determined by the Malaysian authorities, VEP RFID tags generally have the following characteristics:
To avoid any technical issues with your VEP RFID tag, it is best to have it professionally installed. MyMechanic offers an expert installation service:
The VEP RFID tag is a small but vital piece of technology for driving into Malaysia. Understanding its technical aspects and ensuring proper installation is key to a smooth journey. With MyMechanic’s professional VEP services, you can be confident that your RFID tag is installed correctly and will work when you need it most.
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