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Enclosed HF readers and heads for production-line identification, with Modbus RTU or network connections. Match tag protocol, mounting distance and host registers before installing on a machine.
IP67 13.56 MHz reader/writer for production lines: reads ISO 15693 tags at up to 110 mm and connects to PLCs via Modbus TCP over Ethernet or Modbus RTU over RS232/RS485.
Threaded Ø30 × 65 mm IP67 read head for ISO 15693 and 14443A tags, rated up to 80 mm and reporting over RS485 Modbus RTU through an M12 connector.
Square 40 × 40 × 45 mm IP67 read head for ISO 15693 and 14443A tags, rated to 80 mm (about 60 mm with a Ø30 mm tag), with RS485 Modbus RTU and an M12 connector.
Lightweight threaded IP67 read head for ISO 15693 and 14443A tags at short range (0–50 mm), with RS485 Modbus RTU and an M12 connector; about 80 g complete.
Industrial HF heads differ from bare modules because the housing, connector and installation envelope are defined. The IH range includes cylindrical and square heads with M12 connections, plus a networked reader. Product records list IP67, but operating temperature and read distance still vary by model.
The heads use RS485 Modbus RTU, while IH-110 adds Ethernet and Modbus TCP alongside other listed interfaces. Verify register definitions, command timing and how the host handles missing tags or failed writes. A shared Modbus name does not replace a review of the data map.
Match ISO/IEC 15693 or ISO/IEC 14443A tags to the selected head and test the actual mounting gap. Keep nearby metal and moving equipment in the evaluation. Asset and tool tracking provides application context for choosing tags and recording read events.
Compare Wiegand, OSDP and RS485 reader interfaces: wiring, cable limits, AES-128 Secure Channel and steps for a compatible access-control migration.
125 kHz cards are cheap but easy to clone; 13.56 MHz cards add memory and, on DESFire-class chips, AES security. Compare range, chips, security and migration.
Wiegand 26-bit is an even parity bit, 8-bit facility code, 16-bit card number and odd parity bit. Convert card numbers to hex and back with the calculator.
Elevator card readers for car panels and lift lobbies: anti-clone encrypted cards, QR codes for visitors, Wiegand or RS485 output to the floor controller.
Turnstile card readers, QR scanners and face terminals for tripod, swing and speed gates, with Wiegand, RS485, RS232 or TTL output to the gate board.
Build an RFID asset tracking system: on-metal, ceramic and tie-on tags matched to each asset, handheld audits, smart cabinets and IP67 HF heads for tooling.
No. These IH products operate at 13.56 MHz with their listed HF protocols. Use matching HF tags.
IH-110 lists Ethernet with Modbus TCP. The other listed heads use RS485 Modbus RTU.
No. Product records describe tag-dependent ranges and, in some cases, a reference tag. Test the intended tag at the installed gap and orientation.
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