- September 10, 2013
September 10, 2013 - The Flexiray RFID portal is suitable for tracking assets, equipment, document, files, and people in interior environments passing through doorways, hallways or corridors. RFID portal provides ultra slim profile and small stand footprint saving space features. The I-Gate SF 2.X portals can be delivered with adjustable customized graphics design in photographic quality to accommodate or highlight its esthetic features and excellent functionality within the office, library, retail, IT & data center, hospital and other interior environments. Esthetic and unobtrusive thin portal design integrated with modular Flexiray antennas provides flexible solution yet with outstanding performance and great read ranges. The RFID portal I-Gate can be connected to any external UHF compliant RFID reader allowing the changing use of RFID readers as your hardware requirements change. The Flexiray portal was designed to be used with embedded ultra-slim modular planar Flexiray SF antennas. The Flexiray antennas provide necessary slim profile and unique radiation pattern providing RFID reading zones in entrances, gates, doors and corridors, compliant with EPC Gen 2 or ISO 18000- 6C. Each unit of the portal accommodates one ultra slim Flexiray SF 2:X antenna fitted into protective & esthetic enclosure. Thanks to narrow horizontal beam width, the antennas reduce the reading of ambient tags in environments where stray tags are in close proximity to the portal, thus significantly reduce and eliminate unwanted reads. Measuring 1515 x 220 x 35 mm ( 59,6 “ x 8,7” x 1,4”) and weighing less than 9,5 kg (21 lbs), the portal offers compact, light-weight, and low-profile construction. The smart design results in total low cost easy to install solution further simplifying the overall logistics, operations and minimizing the total costs of delivery and deployment. The portal is supplied without external RFID reader. By connecting four portal units to one four port reader further costs savings can be achieved and thus maximize the overall RFID project ROI.