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    RFID Reader/Writer Kits

    Image of Product. Front orientation. RFID Reader/Writers. RFID Reader/Writer Kits.
    Image of Product. Power Supply Cord. Front orientation. RFID Reader/Writer Kits.

    Power Supply Cord

    Image of Product. Communication Cord. Front orientation. RFID Reader/Writer Kits.
    Image of Product. Front orientation. RFID Reader/Writer Kits.

    Communication Cord

    Replacement

    Supplies

    Scan and sort RFID-tagged inventory, track RFID-tagged items around your facility, and control building access. Unlike bar code scanners, these readers/writers can scan multiple tags simultaneously without direct line of sight. Plug in the included power supply, and connect them directly to your host system, such as a PC or programmable logic controller (PLC). As tagged items pass by, these readers/writers quickly read and transmit data to your system or write new information to the tags.
    Configure your reader/writer settings and access tag data through a web browser interface. Reader/writers have color LEDs built in to indicate each successful scan. Choose a reader/writer that is compatible with the frequency of your RFID tags, cards, and labels (not included). Reader/writers meet ISO and IEC standards for frequency ranges.
    Sensing distance for your reader/writers is reduced when tags are smaller, misaligned, not optimized for their mounting material, or scanned in hot or cold environments. The sensing distances in the table below represent typical factory conditions for a 26 × 100 mm tag optimized for its mounting material.
    Ultra-High Frequency—Ultra-high-frequency reader/writers are good for long-range scanning and when scanning ranges may vary. Capable of reading up to 64 individual RFID tags in one scan, they’re often used to track inventory in bulk, such as pallets of tagged items.
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    Ultra-High Frequency (916.8/918/919.2 MHz)
    Ethernet/IPRJ4534"56"10"10"2 3/4"15 to 130IP54
    4M6
    One Reader/Writer
    One 32-ft. Lg. Communication Cord
    One 32-ft. Lg. Power Supply Cord
    One 24V DC Power Supply
    8036N42000000000
    Modbus TCP/IPRJ4534"56"10"10"2 3/4"15 to 130IP54
    4M6
    One Reader/Writer
    One 32-ft. Lg. Communication Cord
    One 32-ft. Lg. Power Supply Cord
    One 24V DC Power Supply
    8036N4100000000
     
    Accessories and Replacements for RFID Reader/Writers
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