The Chainway R6-RFID-SE2707 is the full, most versatile version of the R6 Sled Reader. This model combines the capability for long-range UHF reading (Impinj engine) with the powerful Zebra SE2707 2D barcode scanner module. This "two-in-one" integration transforms your smartphone (Android/iOS) into a complete professional data collection tool, capable of reading hundreds of RFID tags per second and, with the same device, quickly capturing 1D/2D barcodes, ideal for complex inventories and tracking audits.
✨ Dual Data Collection: Seamless integration of UHF RFID (for speed and volume) and the SE2707 2D Scanner (for accuracy on 1D and 2D codes), eliminating the need for multiple devices.
🔭 Maximum Range and Speed: Maintains high UHF performance with the Impinj chip (E710/R2000), achieving rates of 900+ tags/sec and a reading range exceeding 10m.
🔋 High-Capacity Battery Support: Equipped with a dedicated 5200 mAh battery to ensure that intensive reading (RFID and Barcode) does not compromise the host device's autonomy.
🛡️ Industrial Ruggedness: IP54 rating and resistance to multiple drops of 1.5 m onto concrete, ensuring durability in warehouse and logistics environments.
Product Type: UHF RFID Sled Reader + Integrated 2D Scanner
RFID Chip/Engine: Impinj E710/R2000
Scanner Module: Zebra SE2707 (2D Imager)
Supported Symbologies: All major 1D and 2D (including QR Code, DataMatrix, PDF417, etc.)
RFID Frequency: 865–868 MHz / 902–928 MHz (Global UHF)
Transmit Power: 1W (30 dBm), adjustable (2W optional)
Battery: 5200 mAh (Removable)
Sealing: IP54
Connectivity: Bluetooth 4.0/BLE and USB 3.0 Type-C
Compatibility (Host Device): Width from 68 mm to 80 mm
📝 Mixed Inventory: Essential in warehouses and retail that use both RFID technology (on assets or products) and barcodes (on boxes or shipping documents).
🚛 Logistics and Freight Receiving: For quickly validating shipments, reading RFID tags on pallets, and then scanning barcodes on specific items or manifests.
🔧 Asset Maintenance: Used in the inspection of fixed assets and equipment, where RFID tags and barcode stickers may coexist for tracking.
