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GAORFID SKU# 223035 is a 13.56MHz, NFC compatible reader with superior RFID performance. It offers flexible options for data transfer to a host (Cloud or local PC) through Ethernet, Wi-Fi or optional 4G/LTE connections.
Ip68 Rugged RFID (13.56MHz / 134.2KHz / 125KHz) Reader w/ Touch screen, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, GPS, 1D/2D Barcode Scanner
This palm sized, Bluetooth based 134 kHz reader can upload tag IDs to computers or PDAs in real-time and can read up to 7000 tags per battery charge.
This rugged, powerful, multiple configuration capable (LF/HF/UHF) advanced Android tablet is IP67 rated, has an LCD screen capable of being read under sunlight, and has a long battery life.
This low-frequency configurable RFID reader is specially designed to support various types of low-frequency cards. It offers a simple yet powerful solution for customers to reduce inventory overheads.
Cloud-Enabled RFID reader with QR, NFC, TCP or IP for secure door access control and cloud data support.
This Compact Precise LF RFID Reader is designed for seamless inventory management, delivering reliable, long-range performance across various environments.
GAORFID portable reader realizes the reading function of animal tags through 134.2KHz low frequency RFID technology.
This 134.2 kHz rugged handheld reader is designed for applications including logistics, animal tracking, warehouse management and access control.
The all new ISO11784/11785 RFID Handheld Reader sets a new standard for mobile data collection and connectivity with USB, Bluetooth and WLAN.
With a built-in screen and a reading distance of up to 10 cm, the low frequency portable reader is designed for animal or food identification.
This easy-to-use 134 kHz low frequency reader is great for animal tracking or logistics and includes demo software with an SDK while a variant of this model includes Bluetooth capability.
his device is an underground/water RFID detector based on the 125KHz/134.2KHz radio frequency technology.
