Elatec TWN4 Slim Industry Kit LF+HF+BLE USB A 120cm incl. moldura de montagem

In a busy industrial warehouse, workers need to quickly read LF and HF RFID tags from handheld devices or fixed stations. The ELATEC TWN4 Slim Industry Kit provides a compact multi-frequency RFID reader with USB and Bluetooth connectivity, ideal for asset tracking, access control, and inventory management. Its slim design and included mounting frame allow for easy integration into existing equipment or kiosks.

Key specifications

• Multi-frequency RFID: 125 kHz / 134.2 kHz (LF) and 13.56 MHz (HF)
• Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) for wireless communication
• USB Type-A interface with 120 cm cable
• Supports LF transponders: EM4100, Hitag 1/2/S, T5577, FDX-B, HDX
• Supports HF transponders: ISO 14443 A/B, ISO 15693, MIFARE Classic/Plus/DESFire/Ultralight, FeliCa, NFC Forum Tags
• Operating voltage: 5V DC via USB
• Operating temperature: -25°C to +70°C
• Housing material: PC/ABS
• Status indicators: multi-color LED and buzzer
• Field-updatable firmware
• SDK support for custom integration
• Compliance: CE, FCC, RoHS

Why choose it

The TWN4 Slim Industry Kit combines robust RFID reading capabilities with flexible connectivity options. Its support for both LF and HF frequencies covers a wide range of transponders, making it a versatile choice for mixed environments. The BLE interface allows for wireless operation, while the USB connection ensures reliable wired communication. The included mounting frame simplifies installation in industrial settings.

Ideal use cases

• Industrial asset tracking and inventory management
• Access control systems in factories and warehouses
• Integration into kiosks, vending machines, or self-service terminals
• Mobile data collection with Bluetooth-enabled devices
• Logistics and supply chain applications

Good to know

The reader is designed for harsh industrial environments with a wide operating temperature range and durable PC/ABS housing. It supports secure communication protocols and is compliant with major regulatory standards. Firmware updates can be applied in the field, ensuring long-term compatibility with evolving tag technologies. An SDK is available for developers to create custom applications.