RFID Geeks

RFID may seem like a new technology, but you would actually be surprised at how much we use it in our daily lives! Without realizing it, we tend to use RFID sometimes several times a day!Here are a few examples of where RFID is used in daily-life: Apple payHotel room accessChipping your petGetting soda at the moviesFree-way Toll BoothsIt seems strange to think of any of these things as leveraging RFID technology! After reading this list, you may consider yourself somewhat of an expert on the s …

RFID tags come in a wide variety of form factors, shapes, sizes, and frequencies. Not all tags will perform the same tasks. Some RFID tags are specifically designed for a specialty purpose, such as the Caen Temperature Logger Tags. The following Caen Temperature Logger Tags are available in RFID4UStore: A927Z Semi-passive UHF Logger TagA927Z Temperature Logger UHF Semi-Passive Tag with External Probe and Extended Battery LifeRT0005 Easy2Log Semi-Passive UHF Logger TagRT0005 Easy2Log Semi-Passiv …

Impinj RFID is a class-leading manufacturer of hardware in the RFID industry. They provide an extensive range of RFID readers that can be applied to different use cases. RFID4Ustore is proud to offer a wide selection of Impinj RFID readers, which we will discuss here.The following Impinj Fixed RFID readers are available through RFID4Ustore: Impinj Speedway Revolution RFID Reader - R120, R220, R420Impinj xArray RFID reader - R680Impinj xSPAN RFID Reader - R660Impinj xPortal R …

The CS108 UHF RFID Reader is a handheld RFID reader that is designed to be used with UHF (RAIN) RFID tags. This UHF RFID reader has one of the longest read ranges on the market (up to 20 meters) and can work well in demanding, industrial environments. The device is typically connected via Bluetooth to a device running iOS, Android or Windows where the smart device serves as the display for the user and the CSL CS108 assists with collecting RFID tags.The CS108 UHF RFID Reader is available wi …

When selecting a Zebra Handheld RFID Reader, you will be confronted with a wide array of choices. It may seem confusing at first, but asking yourself the following questions will help you with your decision making process:Do I want a standalone RFID reader with a built in display, or do I want a sled RFID reader that connects to a separate smart device via bluetooth? What environment will my RFID reader be placed in? Will I be using it under harsh conditions?How far away are the items I wil …