Product Overview
This wall-mounted UHF RFID access control system is designed for automatic identification and entry/exit management in compact passage areas. It supports multi-tag reading, RFID data filtering, RSSI signal detection, infrared-triggered reading, sound-and-light alarms, and people counting.
The system uses a compact wall-mounted design that does not require floor slotting and supports top or bottom cable routing. It can also connect to an external display to show real-time inbound/outbound information and quantities.
Windows is standard, with Android optional. Ethernet is standard, while Wi-Fi and 4G can be added as communication options. API, Java/C#, and SDK support are provided for secondary development
Technical Specifications
- RFID Type: UHF RFID
- Frequency Range: 840–960 MHz
- RFID Protocol: ISO 18000-6C / EPC Class 1 Gen 2
- RFID Chipset: Impinj R2000 or domestic RFID chipset
- RFID Functions: Multi-tag identification, tag data filtering, RSSI signal detection
- Reading Distance: 0–200 cm
- Recommended Range for Personnel Access Control: Within 1.2 m
- Reading Time: 1–3 seconds
- Trigger Method: Infrared trigger
- Alarm: Sound and light alarm
- Operating System: Windows; Android optional
- Industrial Computer: N29, 2 GB RAM, 32 GB storage
- Optional Android Configuration: RK3288, 2 GB + 8 GB
- Communication Interface: Ethernet
- Optional Communication: Wi-Fi, 4G
- Power Supply: AC 220 V
- Power Consumption: 50 W
- Operating Temperature: -10°C to +60°C
- Storage Temperature: -20°C to +70°C
- Operating Humidity: 10%–90% RH
- Dimensions: 180 × 1770 × 45 mm
- Installation: Wall-mounted; no floor slot required
- Cable Routing: Top or bottom
- API: Supported
- Development Languages: Java, C#
- SDK: Supported
Applications
The original page lists the following application scenarios:
- Libraries
- Archives
- Hospitals
- Warehouses
- Schools
- Tool rooms
FAQ
What is a wall-mounted UHF RFID access control system?
It is a compact RFID entry/exit identification system installed on a wall to automatically identify UHF RFID-tagged items or personnel passing through a controlled area.
What is the RFID reading distance?
The listed reading distance is 0–200 cm. For personnel entry and exit control, the page recommends a distance within approximately 1.2 meters.
Does it support multiple RFID tags?
Yes. It supports multi-tag identification, tag data filtering, and RSSI signal-strength detection.
How is RFID reading triggered?
The system uses infrared sensing to automatically trigger RFID reading when passage is detected.
Does it support alarms?
Yes. It provides sound-and-light alarms and supports online and offline EAS alarm modes.
Can it integrate with other software?
Yes. API access, Java/C# development, and an SDK are listed for secondary development and integration.