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The N73SH UHF RFID Android handheld terminal combines long-range RFID identification, 1D/2D barcode scanning, and Android mobile computing in one device for enterprise data collection. Designed for inventory management, asset tracking, logistics, and manufacturing workflows, it enables operators to identify tagged items, verify individual products, and update records directly from the field. For distributors, system integrators, and project buyers, the platform can also serve as a foundation for customized Android RFID terminal deployments.
Long-Range UHF RFID for Mobile Inventory and Asset Tracking
The N73SH functions as a long-range UHF RFID handheld reader, with a specified reading distance of up to 25 meters under suitable tag, antenna, and environmental conditions. This allows operators to identify tagged assets or inventory across larger working areas without approaching every item individually. It is suitable for RFID inventory management, stock taking, asset tracking, and logistics operations where mobile identification speed matters.
EPC C1 Gen2 / ISO 18000-6C RFID Compatibility
Supporting EPC C1 Gen2 / ISO 18000-6C, the N73SH is built around widely used UHF RFID standards and can be configured for different regional frequency requirements. This gives RFID solution providers and system integrators greater flexibility when developing deployments for different markets, tags, and operational environments.
RFID and Barcode Data Collection in One Android Terminal
Instead of using separate devices for RFID and barcode workflows, the N73SH combines UHF RFID with 1D/2D barcode scanning on an Android mobile platform. Operators can use RFID for bulk identification and switch to barcode scanning when individual item verification is required. This hybrid approach makes the terminal suitable for RFID inventory scanners, logistics data collection, manufacturing workflows, and retail inventory operations.
11550mAh Battery for Extended Field Operations
The 11550mAh battery provides substantial capacity for extended mobile data collection. It supports workflows where operators may spend long periods away from fixed workstations, including warehouse inventory checks, asset audits, logistics operations, and manufacturing data collection. Actual runtime will vary with RFID usage, wireless communication, screen activity, and application workload.
Built for OEM, ODM, and Project Deployment
For companies sourcing an UHF RFID handheld manufacturer rather than a standard off-the-shelf device, the N73SH can be considered for OEM/ODM and private-label projects. Customization can be evaluated around branding, software configuration, functional modules, and project-specific requirements. Distributors, RFID solution providers, and system integrators can discuss requirements for a custom UHF RFID handheld or custom Android RFID terminal, including configuration, sample validation, MOQ, and production planning.
FAQ
What RFID standards and UHF frequency bands does the N73SH support?
The N73SH supports EPC C1 GEN2 / ISO18000-6C UHF RFID protocols and can be configured for different regional UHF frequency requirements. It is designed for long-range RFID data collection, with a specified maximum reading distance of up to 25 meters under suitable tag, antenna, environment, and deployment conditions.
What data collection functions are integrated into the N73SH?
The N73SH combines UHF RFID reading, 1D/2D barcode scanning, and Android mobile computing in one handheld terminal. Optional NFC, along with 4G, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, GPS, camera, and PSAM functions, supports mixed RFID/barcode workflows for inventory, asset tracking, warehouse operations, logistics, manufacturing, and retail applications.
Is the N73SH suitable for long-duration field operations?
The terminal is equipped with a 11550mAh battery, providing substantial power capacity for extended mobile data collection. Actual operating time depends on RFID scan frequency, wireless communication, screen usage, ambient temperature, and application workload. For deployment planning, buyers should evaluate the expected duty cycle and charging strategy rather than relying only on nominal battery capacity.
Can the N73SH be integrated with existing enterprise systems and RFID solutions?
Yes. The Android platform and integrated communication interfaces allow the N73SH to work as a mobile data collection terminal within existing enterprise workflows. System integrators can combine RFID, barcode, camera, NFC, GPS, and wireless communication functions according to the application. For large deployments, interface/API requirements, RFID frequency configuration, barcode engine, and software compatibility should be confirmed during the technical evaluation stage.
Can the N73SH be customized for distributors or project deployments?
Customization can be discussed for OEM/ODM projects, including company LOGO, software configuration, functional modules, and project-specific hardware requirements. Optional modules such as NFC and PSAM can be evaluated according to the target application. For batch projects, the supplier should confirm the required customization scope, MOQ, sample approval process, production lead time, and long-term component availability before mass production.
What should B2B buyers confirm before placing a bulk order for the N73SH?
For a project or distributor order, buyers should confirm RFID frequency and protocol requirements, reading-distance expectations, barcode requirements, Android version, wireless communication configuration, optional modules, battery requirements, regional certifications, MOQ, sample availability, production lead time, warranty terms, and technical support. For system-integrator projects, it is also recommended to validate RFID performance with the actual tags, materials, mounting environment, and software workflow before volume deployment.
