UHF Short-Range Reader BIS VU 320
Balluff

UHF Short-Range Reader BIS VU 320

Perfect industrial identification with up to 1m read range

UHF read/write head with a range of 1 meter for use with the universal processor unit BIS V. One highlight is the integrated Power-Scan function. It ensures automatic matching to UHF tags. and optimal configuration - with no manual setting. And startup is accomplished in the shortest possible time.

Thanks to Auto-Setup at the push of a button the reader is automatically configured for the ambient conditions.

Oliver Pütz-Gerbig

Oliver Pütz-Gerbig
BU Identification Product Manager
Neuhausen a.d.F., Germany

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Key Facts

  • UHF short range read/write head
  • For short read/write distances, typical read range 1m
  • integrated Power-Scan function
  • Auto-Setup at the push of a button
  • SHighly visible function and status LEDs
  • Robust solution for industrial use

Applications

Monitoring production processes, material flow control and identification tasks in assembly lines.

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With over 30 years of experience in the area of RFID, Balluff holds a position as a global leader with industry-proven LF, RF, and UHF solutions for extremely rough environments. The product portfolio includes

  • Customer-specific developments
  • Complete system solutions
  • Extensive selection of robust transponders, also for use with metal and at high temperatures
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