Follow our 5-step framework:

1. Tag selection: Test FL/AT/PT series samples on actual items

2. Reader placement: Use our free Site Planner tool

3. Regulatory check: Confirm local frequency rules

4. Pilot deployment: Validate with 50-100 tagged items

5. Scale with SDKs: Integrate data into WMS/ERP via Java/.NET APIs
   Next Step: Download our "RAIN RFID Implementation Checklist".

UHF RFID bands vary by region:

• FCC: 902-928 MHz (Americas)

• ETSI: 865-868 MHz (Europe)

• CMII: 920-925 MHz (China)

• More: customizable or adjustable
  Key: All SeeMore readers (e.g., Aura series) support multi-region firmware switching.

Read distance depends on:

• Reader power (max 33dBm in FCC regions)

• Antenna gain (6dBi vs. 12dBi doubles range)

• Tag sensitivity (e.g., Impinj M781 RFID tag chip)

• Environment (metal/liquid can reduce range by 70%)
  Note: Our FL13042 tags achieve max 20m on metal surfaces.

RAIN RFID (UHF) enables:

• No line-of-sight scanning (read through boxes)

• Simultaneous reads (entire pallets in seconds)

• Rewriteable data (track maintenance history)

See SkyLink H70 PDA demonstrations showing 200% faster inventory vs barcodes.

Match antenna types to your environment:

Passive RFID tags harvest energy from the RFID reader's signal via antenna coupling.  Our UHF RFID tags activate within milliseconds, bouncing back data up to 10-30m away - perfect for pallet tracking or retail inventory.

HF (13.56MHz): Short-range (Usually <10cm), excels in security (e.g., payment systems)

UHF (860-960MHz): Our specialty!  Long-range (1-30m) + bulk reading (600+ tags/sec).  Used in 80% of industrial applications like warehouse logistics with readers like Symo FR04 Pro