2.4G Ceiling-Mounted Reader/Writer: Readers are available in single-frequency and dual-frequency versions. Single-frequency readers operate at 2.4G, while dual-frequency readers operate at 2.4G and 125K. These readers are primarily responsible for collecting data from tags and uploading it to the positioning server. They are installed within the positioning area.

RFID Positioning Tag: The positioning tag is a dual-frequency RFID tag with 2.4G and 125K frequencies. It periodically transmits 2.4G signals and receives 125K activation signals. The tag features a low-power design and, under normal circumstances, a service life of over two years.

Low-Frequency Exciter: Primarily installed at entrances and exits, it assists with entry and exit detection and positioning.

2.4G Handheld Terminal: Receives wireless signals from positioning tags and displays simple information about the person wearing the tag on its screen.

Real-time Person Location and Statistics

The reader/writer can locate the area where people wearing location tags are located in real time. The platform displays the location data on the monitoring map.

Boundary Exit and Disappearance Alarms

Certain areas are designated as critical areas. Unauthorized entry will trigger an alarm. Certain areas can also be designated as restricted for certain individuals within a specified timeframe. If they leave or disappear, the system will trigger an alarm.

Track Playback

Query the movement trajectory of a tag during a specified timeframe, showing which areas the tag has visited during that timeframe.

Video Linkage

Each location device can be associated with a camera. By clicking on the location device icon on the monitoring map, you can access video of the area where the location device is located. When a specific alarm occurs, the system automatically displays video of the area where the alarm occurred.

Electronic Tag Low Battery Alarm

When an electronic tag is low on battery, the reader will promptly notify the platform of the low battery status. The system will then indicate that the tag's battery voltage is too low and that the battery needs to be replaced as soon as possible.