Impinj xSpan Gateway RFID Reader

Features

• Operating modes: inventory and tag direction.
• Low-profile and light-weight for easy installation on both ceiling and walls.
• Power and control through a single power over Ethernet (PoE) connection.
• Always-on asset tracking provides accurate, real-time inventory intelligence.
• Integrated phase array antenna supports 13 dual-polarized beams and 3 sectors.
• Equipped with transition detection: able to track items as they move along a path.
• A single xSpan gateway provides up to 1,000 square ft coverage within a rectangular area.
• Multiple xSpans combined with other Impinj connectivity devices can cover larger areas.
• Software options simplify configuration, application development, deployment and management.
• Ideally suited for spaces such as hospital and conference rooms, mid-size retail spaces, hallways and portals.
• Common applications: inventory management, asset tracking, and dock door solutions in retail, healthcare, and supply chain.
• Peak performance ensured at all times with patented Autopilot functionality which automatically optimizes settings for its environment.
• Movement tracking and item identification empowers loss prevention systems, entry and exit event detection, and other portal and tag direction applications that require bidirectional movement monitoring.

Certified Regions and Geographies

The xSpan is available for purchase and operation in the United States, Mexico, and Canada (FCC, IPJ-REV-R660-USA1M1); European Union, India, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE (EU, IPJ-REV-R660-EU11M1); Approved EU Upper Band Countries (EU Upper Band, IPJ-REV-R660-EU21M1); Brazil, Hong Kong, Malaysia, New Zealand, Singapore, Taiwan, and Thailand (IPJ-REV-R660-GX11M1); China and South Africa (IPJ-REV-R660-GX21M1); Australia (IPJ-REV-R660-GX31M1); and Japan (IPJ-REV-R660-JP21M1). 

EU Upper Band Country List

*Note: Acceptance of EU 2018/1538 varies by country. The following table summarizes Impinj’s understanding of country acceptance as of May 2020. Impinj recommends contacting the country’s communications ministry for confirmation. Impinj expects those countries listed as “decision pending” will accept upper band operation.