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The IQC21-58 is an RFID read/write device from Pepperl+Fuchs designed for process equipment applications. It supports LF (125 kHz) and HF (13.56 MHz) inductive RFID systems, enabling short-range identification of objects or personnel via radio waves. The unit creates an energy field for passive tags, which store identifiers on microchips connected to antennas. It features a dedicated interface for communication with PLCs or IT systems, facilitating automated data exchange in industrial environments without manual intervention.
Verify the specific technical documentation for the IQC21-58 to confirm compatibility with your existing LF/HF RFID tag inventory and PLC protocols. Ensure that the installation environment meets the operational requirements for inductive RFID systems. Cross-reference the official datasheet for any updates regarding safety certifications or interface specifications before finalizing procurement.
Select the IQC21-58 when short-range identification using LF or HF technologies is required for process equipment. This model is suitable for applications involving passive tags where reliable data transfer to PLCs or IT systems is necessary. Consider the specific frequency requirements of your tags and the integration capabilities of your control architecture to ensure optimal performance.
This component belongs to the Pepperl+Fuchs RFID product line, which includes various systems for different identification ranges and frequencies. The IQC21-58 specifically addresses needs for close-proximity identification using inductive coupling, distinguishing it from UHF systems designed for longer ranges. It is part of a broader portfolio aimed at automating data capture in industrial settings.
The IQC21-58 supports Low Frequency (LF) at 125 kHz and High Frequency (HF) at 13.56 MHz for inductive RFID systems.
It uses a dedicated interface to facilitate communication with PLCs or other IT systems, allowing for automated data exchange with RFID tags.