Active RFID

Active RFID devices

Active RFID is a radio identification technology based on transponders that have their own built-in energy source, thanks to which they can - unlike traditional passive solutions - establish communication with readers themselves, being out of range of their field. Offering an extended 5/200m range, Netronix active RFID transponders have a limited operating time of 3 to 5 years depending on the device usage.

ACTS-2 is a long range RFID active tag reader, operating in frequencies 125kHz/869MHz, cooperating with ATPLA-N and ATPLA-S transponders. ATPLA-N (869MHz) transponders with a range of up to 200 meters send their ID cyclically every 8-10 seconds, while ATPLA-S (125kHz) with a range of up to 5 meters only send ID when they are in the field generated by the ACTS-2 reader. ATPLA-N and ATPLA-S transponders have their own unique 4 byte ID.