U300 Fixed RFID Reader (Android 11)
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U300 Fixed RFID Reader (Android 11)
Intelligent Fixed UHF RFID Technology for Enterprise Operations
The Chainway U300 Fixed RFID Reader mixes UHF identification with an Android 11 computing platform built inside.Tailored for deployment purposes, the Chainway U300 Fixed RFID Reader assists companies in gathering RFID tags data in receiving points, manufacturing line, warehouse and automatic control gates. The Chainway U300 Fixed RFID Reader is available with either four or eight antenna ports, making it versatile enough to fit reading zones.
Supreme Arc can help organizations from UAE and Saudi Arabia in terms of RFID hardware.
APPLICATIONS
Features and Specifications
- Operating Temperature: -30°C to +60°C
- Humidity: 0 ~ 90% relative humidity, non condensing
- Weight: 1.7 kg
- Dimensions (CM): H 24 x W 12.8 x D 2.2
- Charging Supply: Regulated 12V DC/2A
- Power: 20 Wattage Maximum
- Camera: Dual cameras,2MP, 1920*1080, 6mm lens
- Sensor: 1/2.8" Progressive Scan CMOS
- Viewing angle: Vertical :30°; Horizontal :30°
- Display: 8 inches IPS HD Display, Brightness 400 cd/m2
- Audio: Inbuilt speaker - voice playback
- Enclosure: IP66 rated waterproof housing
- Recognition height: 1.2 - 2.2 meters, angle adjustable
- Recognition distance: 0.5 - 1.5 meters
- Recognition time: Less than 0.5 seconds
- CPU: Quad Core Processor, 1.5GHz
- Memory: 2GB memory + 16GB flash
- Operating system: Linux
- Face capacity: 30,000 face templates storage
- Transaction capacity: 5,00,000 time stamped events storage capacity
- Live detection: Yes
- Mask detection: Yes
- Infra red light source: Yes
- MTBF: > 50,000 hours
- Antistatic: Contact ±6KV, air ±8KV
- White light source: Yes
- Network interface: 10/100 Base-T RJ45 adaptive ethernet port
- GSM (optional): 4G/LTE, DC-HSPA+, WCDMA, EDGE
- Communication inteface: 1 RS485 interface port
- USB inteface: 1 USB interface port
- Wiegand interface: 1 Input port and 1 output port, 26 bit, 34 bit
- Interface protocol: UDP, RTP, RTSP, RTCP, HTTP, DNS, DDNS, DHCP, MQTT protocol
U300 Fixed RFID Reader (Android 11)
U300 Fixed RFID Reader
U300 Fixed RFID Reader
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Why Choose the U300 Fixed RFID Reader (Android 11)
Android 11 Processing and Application Support
The U300 runs on Android 11. Has a 2.0 GHz quad core processor. Chainway says it has 2 GB RAM and 32 GB storage. This gives resources for apps that work well and for processing RFID information locally.
The Android software development kit for the U300 allows Java development using Android Studio or Eclipse. People who set up the system can build applications that understand tag events link to business systems and handle tasks.
Four or Eight Antenna Connections
The reader can come with four or eight RF antenna channels. It uses 50 ohm reverse polarity TNC female connectors. This flexibility lets you pick the setup for cabinets, warehouse portals, conveyor stations or several identification points.
Antennas can be placed in such a manner in the monitored zone to provide adequate coverage to tags approaching from various directions. This is subject to the nature of material of objects to be tagged, orientation of the tags, polarization of the antenna, cable length, and surroundings.
Advanced UHF RFID Performance
The Chainway U300 uses a module made by the manufacturer built on Impinj E Series chips. It works with Impinj Gen2X as well as EPCglobal UHF Class 1 Gen 2 and ISO 18000-6C protocols. This means it can talk to passive UHF RFID tags that are compatible with these standards.
Chainway says the device can read more than 1,300 tags per second in the right conditions.. The real number of tags it can read in one second depends on several things. Things like how close the tags are to each other, how the antennas are set up, how much interference is around how the software is. How fast the tagged items are moving.
Regional Frequency and Power Options
Frequency configurations include 865 to 868 MHz, 920 to 925 MHz and 902 to 928 MHz. Buyers must select a model that’s suitable for the country where the device will be installed and that follows the local radio regulations.
The standard one watt configuration allows for adjustable transmission power ranging from 5 to 30 dBm. An optional two watt version is available in markets and supports transmission power from 10 to 33 dBm.
Multiple Interfaces for Integration
The U300 has RS232 communication RJ45 Ethernet, USB host and device connections and HDMI Type A output that can show 720p video. There are four isolated digital inputs and four isolated outputs that can be connected to the sensors and automation devices.
Here are some communication capabilities of this device – 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 4.0, and 10/100 Base T Ethernets. Full inventory management, reporting and transaction validation still need the software.
Power Supply and Industrial Housing
Chainway offers power options including DC, PoE and PoE Plus depending on how the device is set up. The reader has a housing made of aluminum alloy. Uses air cooling. Its size is 247 by 151 by 35 millimeters.
The operating temperature range that is listed is from minus 25 degrees Celsius to 65 degrees Celsius.
It should not be considered waterproof or safe, for areas unless there is official documentation that confirms it.
Key Technical Specifications
- Model: Chainway U300 Fixed RFID Reader
- Operating system: Android 11
- Processor: Quad core 2.0 GHz
- Memory: 2 GB RAM and 32 GB storage
- RFID engine: Impinj E Series
- Improved RFID engine: Impinj Gen2X
- Specifications: EPCglobal Gen 2, ISO 18000-6C
- Antenna ports: Four or eight RP TNC Female connectors
- Tagging rate published: Over 1,300 tags/sec
- Output standard: Adjustable from 5 to 30 dBm
- Output optional: Adjustable from 10 to 33 dBm
- Power sources: DC, PoE, and PoE Plus
- Size: 247 by 151 by 35 mm
- Housing material: Aluminum alloy
- Operating temperature: -25° C to +65°C
Warehouse and Logistics Applications
The fixed RFID readers that are installed in the warehouse will be able to scan the RFID tags attached to the cartons, pallets, and reusable containers at designated checkpoints in the warehouse. The system that will be connected with this will be able to correlate this reading with expected deliveries or shipments, highlighting any discrepancies.
It may also be possible to use the U300 to track asset movements automatically in locations where appropriate tags and antennae are installed.
Applications for Retail, Health Care, and Manufacturing Sectors
Applications may consist of inventory, document storage, libraries, vehicle recognition, production and medical equipment cabinet identification. At manufacturing stations RFID events can support identification of tagged components during processing. In healthcare storage areas compatible systems can help record equipment movements.
Each deployment requires antenna placement and software rules. Detecting an RFID tag does not independently confirm a completed transaction. Prove an assets physical location without appropriate validation.
U300 RFID Reader Price and Quotation
For clients searching for the U300 RFID reader price or Chainway U300 price, we can provide you with a customized project quotation. The total price will vary depending on how the antenna ports are configured, the region’s frequency, accessories available, power options and the volume of orders.
If you want to get a Chainway U300 quote or U300 fixed RFID reader quote, supply the following information: location where the device is to be installed, reading range and tag types that need to be used. If you intend to buy Chainway U300 devices, you can also supply the delivery schedule and number of devices.
Supplier and Distributor Enquiries
Organizations that need a Chainway U300 supplier, Chainway U300 distributor or Chainway U300 reseller can contact Supreme Arc for enquiries in the UAE and Saudi Arabia. If an organization is looking for a U300 RFID reader for sale contact the Supreme Arc team to discuss availability and suitable configurations.
Supreme Arc can help assess hardware requirements and provide a quotation that matches the planned RFID application and term operational needs.

