UHF Handheld RFID Bluetooth Reader Writer ISO18000-6C EPC Gen2 with WIFI USB Communication LCD Display for Inventory
An RFID Reader is a radio frequency transmitter and receiver that can can read and write information to an RFID tag. RFID Readers can also be fixed or portable. Portable, or mobile, RFID readers can be installed or carried almost anywhere.For library, we offers handheld reader that enable virtually 99% inventory accuracy, leading to lower mistake and enhanced readers reading experience.
The device is widely used in library book management, archives management, jewelry management, drug tracking management, etc. It integrates high performance mid range read/write module, WIFI module, Bluetooth dual-mode module, RF antenna, LCD screen, rechargeable batteries. Nimble and simple design style plays an important role in intelligent asset management.
Product Features:
Friendly LCD display user interface
RFID UHF MID Range identification technology
Built in rechargeable lithium battery, easy installation and removing
Support WIFI, Bluetooth and USB communication
Nimble button control function
Continuous scanning time is more than 3 hours
| Parameter/Model | UR-PAN |
| Operating Frequency | 860MHz~960MHz |
| Support Standard | ISO18000-6C |
| RF Power | 1~27dBm |
| Working Modes | Scan Mode Host Mode Search Mode |
| Communication Interface | WIFI, Bluetooth and USB |
| Reading Range | 6m |
| Supply Voltage | 3350mAH , 3.7V Lithium IonNCR18650B battery |
| Maximum Power Consumption | <5W |
| Shell Material | PCB and metal plate |
| Dimensions | 570*113*41mm |
Product Application:
The device is widely used in library book management, archives management, jewelry management, drug tracking management, etc.
RFID is a generic term that encompasses different operating frequencies and standards. UHF, which stands for “ultra-high frequency,” is a frequency band that covers the range from 300 MHz to 3 GHz. RAIN RFID devices operate within the UHF band (between 860 to 960 MHz) and align with a specific standard and protocol.
RFID tags typically do not have a battery (unless specified as Active or BAP tags); instead, they receive energy from the radio waves generated by the reader. When the tag receives the transmission from the reader/antenna, the energy runs through the internal antenna to the tag's chip.
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