What does 8.5 dBiC gain mean for the A5010 RFID antenna?

Administrator
09/09/2026

The A5010's 8.5 dBiC gain indicates its directional RF performance and ability to concentrate transmitted and received RFID energy within its coverage area. The antenna is designed to provide wide-area read performance rather than simply maximizing read distance. 8.5 dBic is a medium-high gain antenna that is quite efficient with a right reader like Zebra FX9600.

What is the read range of the Times-7 A5010 RFID antenna?

Administrator
09/09/2026

The read range of the A5010 depends on the RFID reader's output power, reader sensitivity, RFID tag, tag orientation, mounting position, and surrounding environment. Its 8.5 dBiC gain and 68° beamwidth provide wide-area coverage for fixed UHF RFID tracking applications.

Can the A5531-E be embedded into a concrete floor?

Administrator
09/07/2026

Yes. The A5531-E is specifically designed for embedded ground installation and can be installed into concrete floors to create a flush RFID tracking point. Its heavy-duty embedded construction makes it suitable for applications such as vehicle identification, access control, event management, and ground-level vehicle tracking. It is designed to withstand moving vehicles and heavy point loads.

Where can the Times-7 A6590C be used?

Administrator
09/07/2026

The Times-7 A6590C RFID Antenna with 9 dbi gain can be used for RFID race timing, people tracking, conference attendee tracking, retail presence monitoring, doorway tracking, and moving asset applications.