Fast Anti-collision Engine
Features advanced algorithms capable of reading up to 70 tags per second, ideal for high-density inventory environments like libraries and pharmacies.
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Handheld Terminal
RX-1001H
High-Frequency HF RFID Handheld Reader
Professional HF RFID Scanning for Smart Libraries & Archives
Key parameters
Operating Frequency
13.56 MHz
Protocol Standards
ISO 15693
RF Power Output
0.25W - 1.5W (Software Adjustable)
Reading Range
Up to 40cm (Varies by tag performance and environment)
Anti-collision
Advanced algorithm supporting up to 70 tags/second
Storage Capacity
Non-volatile storage for up to 80,000 tag records
Selection Context
Start evaluation from workflow, not just the model number
This generated product page is built from the cleaned source manual. Final selection should confirm tags, environment, read-zone geometry, software integration, and installation constraints.
Ergonomic Long-Reach Design
The 570mm extended handle allows operators to easily scan labels on high shelves or deep storage racks without physical strain.
Real-time Data Interaction
Integrated 1.44-inch color LCD displays scan counts and system status instantly, supported by Wi-Fi and Bluetooth for seamless cloud sync.
High Performance Security
Built-in temperature detection and automatic protection ensure the HF module operates safely during long-duration intensive tasks.
Solution Fit
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Industrial manufacturing
Production-line traceability, equipment checkpoints, embedded machines, and harsh-site data capture.
View solutionWarehousing & distribution
Receiving, dispatch, reusable containers, cage carts, handheld exception checks, and WMS events.
View solutionOil & gas assets
Metal assets, inspection workflows, field terminals, fixed read zones, and harsh-environment review.
View solutionProject Stack
Do not evaluate this model as a standalone device
Industrial and commercial RFID selection usually depends on the full stack: physical data capture, event cleaning, and the operating software that uses the data.
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Device & tag layer
Pair the reader or terminal with suitable tags, antennas, enclosure, operator workflow, and installation constraints.
Open layer2Middleware layer
Confirm how RFID reads become clean events for ERP, POS, WMS, MES, LIS, API, or custom business systems.
Open layer3Application layer
Clarify the operating workflow: stocktake, transfer, receiving, dispatch, inspection, custody, search, reporting, or exception handling.
Open layerTechnical Data
Specifications for preliminary selection
These parameters come from the current cleaned product manual and should be confirmed during quotation or project design.
RFID Performance
Operating Frequency
13.56 MHz
Protocol Standards
ISO 15693
RF Power Output
0.25W - 1.5W (Software Adjustable)
Reading Range
Up to 40cm (Varies by tag performance and environment)
Anti-collision
Advanced algorithm supporting up to 70 tags/second
Storage Capacity
Non-volatile storage for up to 80,000 tag records
Hardware & Connectivity
Display
1.44-inch 65K Color TFT LCD (128*128 Resolution)
Communication
Wi-Fi (802.11 b/g/n), Bluetooth (BR/EDR), Micro USB 2.0
User Interface
3 Multi-function Keys (Power/Set, Scan/Up, Clear/Down), Beeper, Red LED
Operating Modes
Host Mode, Scan Mode, Anti-theft, Find Mode, Book Mode
Firmware
Supports Remote OTA Upgrades
Physical & Electrical
Dimensions
570 * 113 * 41 mm
Weight
355g
Power Supply
3.7V / 3350mAH Swappable Lithium-Ion Battery (NCR18650B)
Endurance
> 3 Hours of continuous scanning; Easy-to-swap battery design
Power Consumption
< 5W
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Target tags or items
Read distance and environment
Software or middleware connection
Pilot quantity and rollout plan