RFID Reader

The Alien ALH-9000 enables users to deploy manageable, robust, best-in class EPC Gen 2 RFID solutions for supply chain, manufacturing and asset management applications. The ALH-9000 is a rugged, compact and lightweight reader with an ergonomic design that provides superior user comfort. The ALH-9000 has a IP54 sealing for superior dust and water resistance and also features a 3,000 mAh lithium polymer main battery pack for prolonged usage capabilities. This feature-rich reader delivers exceptional performance with best-in-class receive sensitivity, enhanced interference rejection and a compact ergonomic footprint. The ALH-9000 delivers high read rates for demanding applications in an easy-to-integrate, easy-to-manage, package.

The PRHD102 is a dual frequency reader which is equipped with an integrated HF-Antenna as well as an integrated UHF-Antenna. Available in a wired USB or a wireless Bluetooth version makes it the perfect unit for use at a single workstations or for delivery control and inventory purposes.

Due to its form factor, the A528 is specifically designed to be easily embedded either in battery powered mobile devices, such as industrial handhelds, or fixed reading point devices, such as printers, point of sales, self-service kiosks or industrial automation readers. With programmable output power in 8 steps from 10dBm to 27dBm, the reader can detect tags up to 3m away.

The Tau, OEM reader of the easy2read Family, is an UHF multi protocol module for long range applications. With programmable output power in 256 steps from 17dBm to 32dBm, the reader can detect tags up to 10m of distance. The A941M is ideal for customers who want to design their own RFID solution and require a long range RFID reader engine featuring up to 4 antennas.

The Quark (Model R1230), OEM reader of the easy2read Family, is an UHF multiregional ultra compact reader for low-power, high performances UHF RFID applications. Due to its low power consumption, the module is specifically designed to be easily integrated in battery powered devices as well as powered directly by a standard USB port.

The R1240I hosts an internal rechargeable battery and can operate both in wired mode, using a USB cable, or in wireless mode through the Bluetooth interface. Thanks to the Bluetooth communication interface, the R1240I is a perfect add-on for any Bluetooth enabled host such as a PC, a smartphone, a PDA or a tablet for UHF RFID readings. The reader is compatible with Windows XP/7, Windows CE/Mobile, Android, Apple iPhone and iPad.

Thanks to its low profile (15 mm) and its size (approximately an A4 page), the Slate reader is the perfect choice for various applications such as point-of sales, document tracking, tag programming stations, access control and so on. It can also be used as a building block for smart shelves and smart displays. The reader is powered and controlled directly by an USB cable, thus allowing to read EPC Class1 Gen2 UHF RFID tags in an easy desktop environment.

CAEN RFID has carefully designed the Ion R3200P taking into account customer requests and on-field experience on RFID installations. The result is not only an UHF reader, it"s a unique combination of outstanding RFID reading performances, computing power and communication capabilities. This reader is optimized for portal installations, featuring full power to up to 4 antennas, Gen2 Dense Reader Mode management and high speed read rates.

The Quark-Up (Model R1270), OEM reader of the easy2read

The Quantum is a UHF RFID Gate for "free hands" people access control and asset tracking. It offers high performances, toughness and read reliability in a smart form factor. The device is composed of a couple of elegant vertical metal structures, to be fixed in a floor-mount fashion, which can be installed on doorways, corridors or any other transit zone. Each vertical panel incorporates a special antenna that allows a 3-dimensional reading of the tags independently from their orientation. On-panel sensors are able to detect both transit direction and missing UHF badge/tag reads, the latter indicating an attempt to unauthorised gate transit.