UHF RFID Portal Gates

Fixed RFID Reader India and UHF 4-Port Reader Portals

Four-port readers for portals and lines

₹52,000 ★ 4.8

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Enterprise Assurances

🛡️ 1-Year OEM Warranty
Tag Testing Lab
🚚 Pan-India Dispatch
🛠️ SDK / API Support

Description

The Fixed RFID Reader India and UHF 4-Port Reader Portals (Model: PRD_HW_FIXED) are high-performance enterprise fixed RAIN RFID reader systems engineered for automated warehouse dock doors, conveyor belt item sorting, automated parking gates, and factory floor Work-in-Progress (WIP) tracking. Powered by the Impinj E710 / R2000 multi-protocol silicon IC, this 4-port reader delivers industry-leading receive sensitivity of -88 dBm and an ultra-fast scan rate of over 1,000 tags per second.

1. 4 Monostatic RP-TNC Ports & High-Power RF Physics

Operating across 860 MHz to 960 MHz (tuned for Indian WPC 865–867 MHz with output power up to +33 dBm / 2 Watts), the reader drives up to 4 external circular-polarized antennas, creating high-density dock-door RF portals that scan packed shipping pallets moving on forklifts at speeds up to 20 km/h with 99.9%+ read accuracy.

2. Industrial GPIO Automation & IoT Cloud Connectivity

Housed in a rugged die-cast aluminum enclosure with IP54 industrial protection, the reader includes 4 optically isolated digital inputs and 4 relay outputs (GPIO) to trigger photo-eye sensors, warning light stacks, and motorized conveyor diverter gates. It supports Gigabit Ethernet PoE+, RS232/RS485, USB, and native MQTT/REST API streaming directly to enterprise ERP systems (SAP, Oracle, Microsoft Dynamics).

Specifications

Model Number
PRD-FIXED-4P-UHF
Antenna Ports
4 Monostatic RP-TNC 50-Ohm Ports (Expandable)
RF Output Power
+10 dBm to +33 dBm (10mW to 2000mW) Software Adjustable
Receive Sensitivity
-88 dBm (High-Sensitivity Front-End)
Scan Throughput
1,000+ Tags / Second (Anti-Collision Dense Mode)
Operating Frequency
865.0 MHz to 867.0 MHz (Indian WPC Certified) / Global RAIN UHF
Protocol Standard
EPCglobal Gen2v2 / ISO/IEC 18000-63 (RAIN RFID)
Communication Interfaces
10/100/1000M Ethernet (RJ45), RS-232, RS-485, USB Type-B
Power Supply
Power over Ethernet Plus (PoE+ 802.3at) or 12V–24V DC / 3A Adapter
GPIO Interface
4 Optically Isolated Digital Inputs / 4 Relay Outputs (Terminal Block)
IoT Streaming Protocols
Native MQTT, REST API, WebSockets, LLRP v1.1, TCP/IP Raw Socket
Operating Temperature
-20°C to +60°C (-4°F to +140°F)
Housing Material
Industrial Die-Cast Aluminum Shielded Enclosure

Verified Reviews

4.8 out of 5

Based on 4 verified client reviews.

Genuine Enterprise Feedback
Verified Project Deployments
Deepak Sharma, Co-Founder at My IT Solutions (admis.co) Verified Project

"Incredibly rugged reader. The 4-port setup allows us to monitor multiple assembly zones from a single unit."

Rajesh Chhabra, Director at Waytm (waytm.in) Verified Project

"Outstanding read rates. Successfully captures high-speed pallet tags passing through our warehouse dock doors."

Gaurav Singh, Director at Gen Agri Parts (genagriparts.com) Verified Project

"Very easy to configure via the LLRP protocol. Integrates cleanly with our local inventory database."

Anand Verma, IT Director at SmartLogistics Corp Verified Project

"Power over Ethernet (PoE+) support made installation super clean without extra power cabling."

Questions

Are Zebra and Impinj ecosystems supported?
Yes. We routinely integrate RAIN UHF readers and printers from Zebra and Impinj-class reader hardware through LLRP and vendor SDKs, then normalize events in middleware.
Can you integrate these hardware lines with our ERP or WMS?
RFID Softwares ships connectors for common Indian ERP/WMS patterns and can scope custom adapters where APIs or file drops are required.
What frequency do fixed UHF RFID readers use in India?
Most fixed reader deployments in India use RAIN UHF in the WPC-aligned 865-867 MHz band (ISO 18000-6C / EPC Gen2). The exact configuration (power levels, antennas, and read zones) is tuned per site to avoid cross-reads and missed reads.
How fast can a fixed reader read tags (tags/second)?
In practical portal and tunnel workflows, fixed readers are commonly designed to handle around 100 tags/second, depending on tag quality, antenna geometry, item density, and zone tuning. The right KPI is not peak reads, but clean, reliable business events for receiving, shipping, and audits.
How does middleware help with stock updates?
Middleware converts raw EPC reads into stable inventory events by de-duplicating reads, applying confidence thresholds, and mapping tags to SKUs/assets. Once normalized, events can update stock automatically when products come into inventory (receiving) or go out (dispatch), including transfers and cycle counts.
Can fixed readers be used for anti-theft and alarms?
Yes. Fixed readers can support anti-theft workflows by combining read zones with GPIO triggers and a customized application. If a tagged product exits a controlled zone without a matching billing/dispatch event, the application can trigger an alarm, send notifications, and create an audit record for investigation.
Can we do real-time tracking with scheduled reads (10 min / 20 min / hourly)?
Yes. Many teams run interval-based inventory checks where fixed readers scan zones on a schedule (for example every 10 minutes, 20 minutes, or 1 hour) and reconcile the observed tags with expected stock. This improves real-time visibility and reduces manual cycle-count workload.
What are real-world use cases for fixed RFID readers?
Common use cases include warehouse receiving/dispatch portals, small shops improving stock accuracy, and conveyor/tunnel verification for packing. They can also be used in controlled environments for employee/person tracking, automated student attendance at entry points, hospitals for patient and equipment visibility, and high-security facilities (for example jails) using durable hard tags with strict read zones.
How do fixed readers support automatic inventory entry/exit?
Fixed readers are installed at choke points (receiving doors, dispatch lanes, store exits) and the middleware decides which reads count as an entry or an exit. Those validated events can post to ERP/WMS as receipts, shipments, transfers, or adjustments with audit logs.
What specifications should you compare for fixed readers?
Compare UHF band compliance for India (865-867 MHz), antenna port count (4-port is common), network interfaces, GPIO support, and integration method (LLRP/SDK). Also compare commissioning and tuning support, because read-zone design determines reliability more than any single datasheet number.

Unit Price

₹52,000