Zebra RFD4031 UHF-RFID Standard Sled Mobile RFID Reader (Z2188109)

Zebra RFD40 UHF RFID Standard Sled

Zebra RFD40 UHF RFID Standard Sled Datasheet

Feature	Description
Protocol	EPC Class 1 Gen 2; EPC Gen2 V2
Operating Frequency	USA: 902-928MHz; 0 — 30 dBm (EIRP) EU: 865-868MHz; 0 — 30 dBm (EIRP) 916.3, 917.5, and 918.7 MHz; 0 30 dBm (EIRP) Japan: 916-921MHz with LBT, 0 — 30 dBm (EIRP)
Nominal Read Range	- 6+ m
Maximum Read Rate	1300+ tags/sec.
Tumble Durability Feature	500 tumbles, 1000 drops, 0.5 m at room temperature
Electrostatic  Discharge	+/-15kV air discharge +/-8kV direct discharge ±8kVdc indirect discharge
Dimensions	15 cm H x 8.4 cm W x 16.5 cm L
Weight	541 grams, battery and sled
Operating Temperature	-10°C to 50°C

 

 

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RFID handheld terminals are divided into three main categories: LF, HF and UHF. They may also be compatible with Android and iOS devices. Handheld terminals can read different types of RFID tags and transfer the collected data. Depending on the application area, handheld terminals may vary in RAM, memory, reading distance and reading speed features. They help minimize personnel errors and reduce the stress experienced during inventory counting periods.

What Are the Benefits of RFID Handheld Terminals? 

Since less manual tracking is required and both products and data are processed more efficiently, an RFID handheld terminal can increase business productivity. One of the biggest advantages of RFID handheld terminals is that they save time and enable fast and accurate counting. RFID handheld terminals also offer wireless business solutions. Providing extremely fast and high-efficiency performance during operations, RFID handheld terminals can help you reach results quickly even in large-scale areas. Today, RFID handheld terminals are used in many warehouse and automation systems, transferring collected data to the main system and supporting the storage of processed information. Some handheld terminals can also take photos, access the internet and support many similar functions like smartphones. Among the advantages of RFID handheld terminals is the ability to determine stock quantities and record inventory counts.

Where Are RFID Handheld Terminals Used? 

RFID handheld terminals can be widely used in different areas such as libraries, textiles, manufacturing, transportation, jewelry, field sales, fixed asset management, apparel warehouses, logistics, service operations and the healthcare sector. To use RFID handheld terminals, RFID tags are required. RFID tags are divided into different categories. RFID tags from different categories can be paired with an RFID handheld terminal. Here are some features of RFID handheld terminals.

What Are Some Examples of RFID Handheld Terminals? 

There are many handheld terminal models available, and here are some of the high-performance options specially designed with the RFGate difference:

• RFGate Mil900 UHF Mobile RFID Reader
• RFGate RD 26 UHF Mobile RFID Reader
• RFGate RGM88 UHF Mobile RFID Reader