UHF RFID Reader

Sirit has introduced the latest addition to its IDentity series of high-performance, fixed-position, UHF RFID readers, the IDentity 5200. A ruggedised, multi-protocol reader, the device provides increased flexibility in configuration options for the user. Designed for various automatic vehicle identification applications, including electronic tolling, traffic management and electronic vehicle registration, it provides similar performance to Sirit's ID5100 reader with the added capability of being deployable
August 3, 2012 Read time: 1 min
495 Sirit has introduced the latest addition to its IDentity series of high-performance, fixed-position, UHF RFID readers, the IDentity 5200. A ruggedised, multi-protocol reader, the device provides increased flexibility in configuration options for the user. Designed for various automatic vehicle identification applications, including electronic tolling, traffic management and electronic vehicle registration, it provides similar performance to Sirit's ID5100 reader with the added capability of being deployable across various points and positions throughout a road infrastructure. The reader can accommodate two lanes simultaneously while providing for multi-protocol operations.

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