Identium designs and manufactures UHF RFID fixed readers, HF readers and OEM reader modules in New Delhi, India, backed by SDKs, demo applications and integration support for Java, .NET, C++ and REST-based systems. Fixed readers handle round-the-clock reading at dock doors, gates, production lines, libraries and race-timing points, while compact reader modules let OEMs build the same read performance into kiosks, cabinets and custom devices.
Current fixed reader model: IHZ4 4-Port UHF RFID Fixed Reader.
Browse the live range below, or contact us for help choosing the right reader for your site.
Made-in-India UHF RFID Fixed Readers
As a BIS-certified RFID reader manufacturer in India, Identium designs and builds fixed UHF RFID readers at our New Delhi facility. A fixed RFID reader is a permanently mounted, mains- or PoE-powered device that connects to one or more external RFID antennas and reads passive UHF tags continuously — unlike a handheld, it stays in place and runs unattended around the clock.
Our UHF fixed readers are built on the Impinj R2000 chipset with up to 33 dBm output power, and typically offer multiple antenna ports so a single reader can cover several read zones. Inbuilt memory, relay outputs and custom command support let the reader trigger a boom barrier, light or buzzer on its own. With good antenna placement, passive UHF read range is typically up to ~10–15 metres, depending on tag and environment.
Fixed readers suit fixed choke-points: dock doors, warehouse portals, conveyor lines, smart shelves, production stations and vehicle gate readers. Where a separate antenna is impractical, our integrated readers combine reader and antenna in one housing; for handheld and desktop options, see the full UHF RFID readers range.
Every unit ships with a demo app plus source code, an SDK and integration support, and is WPC-approved for India’s delicensed 865–867 MHz UHF band and tested in-house before dispatch.
To size a fixed-reader deployment or request samples, talk to our RFID specialists — we manufacture in India and support you from pilot to rollout.