SEUIC (Dongji) / Fixed RFID readers
AUTOID UF3: Fixed RFID readers
AUTOID UF3 is listed in the fixed rfid readers portfolio for fixed-point RFID visibility. RuggedLayer can confirm the exact variant and project fit before quotation.
Best fit: portal, shelf, workstation and fixed-point RFID deployments
- RFID performance
- >900 pictures/second
- Output power
- 5dBm to 30dBm adjustable, +/-1.0dBm
- Communication protocol
- RS232，TCP/IP
- tag protocol
- EPC C1 GEN2、EPC Class1 Gen2X、 ISO18000-6C
- Working frequency
- 860Mhz – 960Mhz (can be adjusted according to the requirements of different countries or regions)
- Input and output
- 2 sets of optocoupler inputs, 2 sets of optocoupler outputs
Final SKU, regional configuration and commercial terms are confirmed before quotation.
Selection context
Where AUTOID UF3 fits
Use the workload and operating conditions to decide whether this platform belongs in the shortlist.
Best for
- Dock-door and portal reads
- Shelf or cabinet visibility
- Workstation and conveyor identification
Key capabilities
- A fixed RFID reader entry; antenna layout, reader density, cabling and RF environment must be validated on site.
- Portfolio fit: portal, shelf, workstation and fixed-point RFID deployments.
- Exact OS, interfaces, accessories and regional configuration require confirmation.
Product configuration
Key specifications
Review the available model configuration, then confirm the exact combination required for your application and target market.
Data capture
| RFID performance | >900 pictures/second |
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Connectivity
| Communication protocol | RS232，TCP/IP |
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Power and physical
| Output power | 5dBm to 30dBm adjustable, +/-1.0dBm |
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| Power supply | 9-12VDC |
| Power consumption | Maximum 1.2A |
| Antenna interface | TNC*4 |
Environmental
| Environmental characteristics | Working temperature: -20℃ to +60℃, storage temperature: -25℃ to +80℃ |
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Other configuration
| tag protocol | EPC C1 GEN2、EPC Class1 Gen2X、 ISO18000-6C |
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| Working frequency | 860Mhz – 960Mhz (can be adjusted according to the requirements of different countries or regions) |
| Input and output | 2 sets of optocoupler inputs, 2 sets of optocoupler outputs |
| Waterproof and dustproof industrial grade | IP54 |
| Size | | 230(H)×156(W)×30(T) mm |
| status indication | Power indicator light, status light, buzzer |
| Kind tips | For current product information and project support, contact RuggedLayer. |
Configurations vary by model revision and market. RuggedLayer confirms the selected SKU, accessories and applicable certifications in the quotation.
Deployment planning
Configure the complete system
A device choice is only useful when software, operator behavior, power and regional constraints are included in the same decision.
Deployment considerations
- Confirm the exact model variant, software image, interfaces and supported accessories before ordering.
- Validate the workflow, environment, network, power and operator interaction on the target configuration.
- Confirm country scope, certifications, frequency bands and commercial availability in the quotation.
Accessories and configuration
- Plan antennas, brackets, cables, power, network, enclosure and commissioning support for the installation.
Before you order
Validate the exact configuration with RuggedLayer.
Send us the workflow, target country, software constraints and estimated volume. We will help confirm the right variant, test scope and commercial next step before you commit to a deployment.
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Share the target application, workflow, country and expected deployment volume with RuggedLayer.
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Test the exact configuration with the intended host system, scan or capture method and device-management policy.
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Approve the final variant, accessory package and commercial scope before placing the purchase order.
Buy, validate or customize through RuggedLayer
Make AUTOID UF3 part of a deployment plan.
Request a sample, quote, application validation or customization discussion directly with our team. The model is carried into the project intake so the conversation starts with useful context.