High and Low-frequency Radio Frequency Identification Systems (RFID)

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fid coupler At a glance − Metal threaded cylindrical housings − Sensing face of PBTP (polybutylene terephthalate) or stainless steel V2A − Insensitive to dirt − Passive (without power supply) An RFID coupler consists of two coupling heads linked by a cable. It is passive and enables data to be transferred between the read/write module and the transponder, acting as a contact-free extension for data transfer. A coupler is used whenever a double mechanical interface is required. read/write module (RWM) RWM coupling head transponder coupling head transponder cable Connection The coupling heads feature 4-pole S12 connectors. The cable connectors have been designed specifically for use with RFID couplers and are equipped with 4- pole sockets at both ends. The coupling heads must not be connected to the power supply, nor to an interface device. 32 Detailed data sheets for these products can be found on the Contrinex website:
145x90 Housing size m18 m30 Coupling head Coupling head all-metal all-metal Dimensions: Type-specific data Housing material stainless steel V2A stainless steel V2A Sensing face material stainless steel V2A stainless steel V2A Mounting non-embeddable non-embeddable Ambient temperature range -25…+80 °C -25…+80 °C Storage temperature range -25…+80 °C -25…+80 °C Connection type connector S12 connector S12 Degree of protection IP 67 IP 67 Weight (with nuts) 51 g 120 g Low frequency High frequency Part reference RCS-1180-000* RCS-1300-000* * Coupling heads must not be connected to the power supply, nor to an interface device! www.contrinex.com 33
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