- AntennaBuilt into the front panel, so there's no separate antenna to mount
- HousingAluminum back housing that mounts through holes in the four corners
- ConnectivityConnects to your inventory software over Ethernet (RJ45) or RS-232
- I/OInput and output ports (GPIO) work with door sensors and warning lights
Fixed readers and antennas
Mounted in a set spot such as a checkout, fitting room or shelf, it continuously reads the labels on garments placed there or passing by. No one has to carry a reader around.
- CheckoutReads every garment put on the counter at once for checkout
- Fitting roomReads the garments taken in, so you know which ones get tried on a lot
- Shelf and doorContinuously reads and logs items placed there or passing by
- Integrated and 4-channel
- Choose a model with a built-in antenna or one that takes up to four separate antennas.
- With RFID-X
- Reads the UHF side of the RFID-X sewn-in label, including labels sewn inside garments.
- Software integration
- Connects to your inventory and store management software over Ethernet and sends read results right away.
Where it's used
CheckoutReads every garment on the counter at once. No scanning barcodes one by one.
Fitting roomReads the garments taken into the fitting room, so you even know which ones were tried on but not bought.
Shelves and displaysAntennas on the shelves keep counting what's there and what's missing.
How it's installed in a store
- 01Choose the spotsWe use your floor plan to decide where to read and how wide an area to cover.
- 02Mount and connectWe mount the readers and antennas and connect them to your software over Ethernet.
- 03Set the rangeWe adjust RF power so labels in neighboring spots aren't read.
We decide how many readers and antennas you need from your floor plan and the spots you want to read.
Specifications
- Products
- RFID fixed reader (UHF), with a built-in antenna or 4 channels
- Frequency
- 865–868MHz or 902–928MHz, set for your country
- Chip
- Impinj E710, E510, E310 (varies by model)
- RF power
- 0–33dBm, adjusted to the read area
- Read range
- 8m or more (E710) per the manufacturer. Actual range depends on the label, fabric and installation, so we measure it on site
- Read rate
- 900 or more tags per second (E710), per the manufacturer
- Antenna
- Integrated: 5dBic, circularly polarized. 4-channel: up to 4 antennas
- Connectivity
- Wired Ethernet (RJ45), RS-232. TCP/IP, HTTP(S), MQTT, Modbus
- I/O
- GPIO. Integrated: 1 input, 3 outputs. 4-channel: 3 inputs, 3 outputs
- Power
- Adapter AC 100–240V → DC 12V, 5–24W
- Size and weight
- Integrated 133×133×52mm, 0.75kg
4-channel 215×158×38mm, 1.23kg - Operating temperature
- −20~55°C
- Used with
- RFID labels, RFID-X sewn-in labels, antennas, inventory software
Specifications are the manufacturer's data for the products we plan to supply. The model may change to suit your store, and performance figures are as stated by the manufacturer.
Works with
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Frequently asked questions
How is it different from a ceiling reader?
A ceiling reader continuously reads a wide area from above. A fixed reader covers a small spot such as a checkout or fitting room. Some stores use both.
Won't it read garments at the next checkout too?
We adjust RF power and antenna direction so it reads only the intended spot, and we check this on site during installation.
Can it connect to the software I already use?
It connects over Ethernet (TCP/IP) or RS-232 and sends results using protocols such as HTTP and MQTT. Tell us which software you use when we talk.
Can I use it in stores in other countries?
UHF bands differ by country, so we set it to the band used where your stores are.
First, we decide where the readers go
Send a floor plan or photos and tell us what software you use. We'll tell you whether an integrated or 4-channel reader fits.