RFID reader

22 November 2023 Test & Measurement

The EXA81 from Brady turns any smartphone or tablet into a personal radar that can pick up radio signals from all RFID-labelled items, assets, tools and equipment within 15 metres. Easily select any item and hone in with sounds and visuals.

The EXA81 has the following features:

• Reads 1000+ items per second within 15 metres.

• Scan anything: the device reads UHF RFID labels from up to 15 metres, and easily scans barcodes and 2D codes up close.

• No battery swaps necessary. The EXA81 works 24 hours on a single charge.

• Great connectivity. It is compatible with a wide range of smart devices that can be linked wirelessly via Bluetooth 5.3 or USB-C cable.

• The ergonomic pistol grip with trigger enables fast and comfortable scanning all day long.

The EXA81 can also be combined with a smartphone or tablet. This add-on turns mobile devices into personal radars. It enables every team member to quickly find any item labelled with battery-free RFID labels, without needing line of sight.

For more information contact Brady South Africa, +27 11 704 3295, africa@bradycorp.com, www.bradysouthafrica.com

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