Embedded UHF RFID Reader for Batch Tag Reading and Writing
Batch Multi-Tag Identification
The device can identify more than 30 tagged items in a single operation and supports batch RFID tag reading and writing.
Controlled Stray Reads
A dedicated antenna design is used to control unintended reads around the identification area in multi-tag environments.
Adjustable RF Output
The RF output power is adjustable from 0 to 33 dBm in 1 dBm steps.
External Display Support
The reader can connect to a display for showing sales, payment, or inventory information.
Embedded Installation
The compact structure is designed for installation inside worktops or equipment.
Ethernet Data Transmission
An Ethernet interface is provided for communication with management systems or backend platforms.
This embedded UHF RFID reader is designed for batch item identification and data interaction. It supports simultaneous reading and writing of multiple UHF RFID tags, with adjustable RF output power from 0 to 33 dBm.
The device provides RS-232 and Ethernet communication and supports SDK and API development. Its compact embedded structure allows it to be installed in checkout equipment, smart worktops, automated equipment, and item-management systems.
It can be used for product identification, material inbound and outbound verification, embedded worktop identification, and consumables or pharmaceutical information collection.
UHF RFID
RFID Performance
The stated identification height and tag capacity depend on tag performance, RF output settings, item material, quantity, and product type.
Optional Functions
Operating Environment
Development Support
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an embedded UHF RFID reader?
It is a UHF RFID device designed to be installed inside a worktop or equipment for batch tag reading, writing, and data interaction.
How many RFID tags can it process?
The technical specifications state support for up to 200 RFID tags, depending on tag performance, item material, quantity, and RF settings.
What RFID frequency and protocol does it support?
It operates at 840–960 MHz and supports ISO 18000-6C / EPC Class 1 Gen 2.
Can it read and write multiple RFID tags?
Yes. It supports batch RFID tag reading and batch writing.
Which communication interfaces are available?
The page lists RS-232 and Ethernet communication.
Does it support secondary development?
Yes. It provides API support, an SDK, and development support for Java and C#.
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