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RIRW27 RFID Readers

Dimensions
400×300×35mm
Interface
Type-C; powered by host

Desktop registration and tag conversion

Use the reader for book registration, tool entry, linen management and other applications that require tag data entry or rewriting.

The connected application can use dense reading, tag filtering and RSSI. C# and Java development resources are available.

A green indicator means the device is operating; a red indicator confirms a successful tag read or write.

Use the tabletop configuration in the source table

Although one bilingual heading says ceiling antenna, the matched model table and hardware sheet describe a tabletop near-field reader for registration and conversion. Use that device identity when planning the workstation.

The hardware sheet describes Type-C connection without a separate supply. Confirm that the host recognizes the delivered interface, then use the application to verify the target tag after reading or rewriting; indicator feedback alone is not the complete host-record check.

Technical specifications

Frequency Range840~960 MHz
RF Protocol StandardISO 18000—6C/EPC C1G2, ISO 18000-6B
Reading ModeSupports dense reader mode
Shell MaterialTempered glass+aluminum alloy
Reading Distance0-50cm
Output Power0~33 dBm
Dimensions400×300×35mm
Weight2.5kg
Operating Temperature−20 to 55°C
Storage Temperature−40 to 85°C
Operating Humidity<95%RH at 25°C
InterfaceType-C; powered by host
Response Speed (source claim)≥50 tags/second
AntennaCircularly polarized near-field antenna

Available configurations

Item codeConfigurationInquiry
SKU 010200014 USB Desktop UHF RFID Reader Writer

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