BlueBird RFR900 RFR971-WA4SE portable RFID reader

BlueBird RFR900 RFR971-WA4SE Handheld RFID Reader – Extended Power for RFID Applications in the EMEA Region

BlueBird RFR900 RFR971-WA4SE is a premium model of the RFR900 handheld RFID reader, specially configured for the EMEA (Europe, Middle East, Africa) regions, operating in the 800MHz RFID band according to ETSI standards. This model integrates the Impinj E710 chip and is equipped with an 4000mAh extended battery, mounted on the EF40X holder, providing superior autonomy for intensive operations.

With Bluetooth 5.3, USB-C port, IP42 durability and a reading distance of up to 6 meters, this model is ideal for mobile traceability and inventory applications.

✅ Key Features

• RFID Region: EMEA – 800 MHz (ETSI)

• RFID chip: Impinj E710

• Bluetooth® 5.3: for fast wireless connection

• Battery mount: EF40X

• Battery: 4,000 mAh, 14.56Wh (Extended)

• RFID reading: over 900 tags/sec, up to 6m

• Physical port: USB-C

• Protection: IP42

• Physical resistance: drop 1.2m (MIL-STD-810G)

• Batch storage: over 40,000 offline tags

🧠 Recommended applications

• ✅ Retail – product labeling and traceability

• ✅ Logistics & Warehousing – fast inventory tracking

• ✅ Transportation & Distribution – parcel traceability

• ✅ Healthcare – equipment and consumables tracking

• ✅ Industry – RFID asset and flow management

🛠 Technical specifications

🎯 Competitive advantages

• ✔️ 100% adapted for EMEA regions (ETSI)

• ✔️ Extended battery for superior autonomy

• ✔️ Wireless and wired connectivity

• ✔️ Easy to integrate with Android or Windows

• ✔️ Ideal for intensive daily use

BlueBird RFR971-WA4SE is the ideal RFID partner for EMEA companies that need a long-lasting, powerful and European-compliant portable solution. With its extended battery life, modern connectivity and top performance, this model ensures an efficient and uninterrupted RFID workflow.

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