TURCK, Inc: RFID-S Slice for I/O system

Turck’s BL67 modular distributed I/O system is now equipped with a Simple RFID (RFID-S) slice that is compatible with their BL ident RFID product line.

Jan 28, 2010

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The RFID-S includes 2 channels of RFID per slice, and up to 4 slices may be added to each BL67 node—resulting in up to 8 channels of RFID per node. The BL67 system is IP67 rated, so it may be mounted directly on a machine without requiring an enclosure. The system also accommodates the addition of discrete and analog I/O points—combining RFID and I/O within the same node. RFID transceiver canbe located up to 50 meters apart from the slice without experiencing noise induction.

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