The IFM ANT434 is an HF RFID read/write head with a robust stainless-steel M30 housing and flush-mounting design. It supports reliable tag identification and is suitable for applications involving transport equipment, production and material handling. With IP67/IP69K protection and M12 connectivity, it is designed for demanding industrial environments.
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The ANT434 provides reliable HF RFID identification for industrial automation. It is designed to detect and identify tagged objects on transport equipment and other automated production systems where robust construction and dependable communication are required.
The ANT434 operates at 13.56 MHz using ISO 15693 RFID technology. It provides a front read/write distance of up to 100 mm under specified conditions and uses DATA communication with the DTE10x evaluation unit. Its stainless-steel M30 housing and IP67/IP69K protection support harsh industrial environments.
HF RFID read/write head
13.56 MHz operating frequency
ISO 15693 RFID standard
M30 x 1.5 threaded housing
Flush-mountable design
Stainless-steel housing
IP67 and IP69K protection
M12 A-coded connection
Green and yellow LED indicators
Suitable for RFID antenna adapters
Detection of objects on transport equipment
Production line identification
Workpiece tracking
Material handling
Assembly automation
Product traceability
Industrial logistics
Automated RFID identification
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Product code | ANT434 |
| Product type | RFID read/write head HF |
| Model | DTRHF IBRWIDUS03 |
| Operating voltage | 19.2...28.8 V DC |
| Operating frequency | 13.56 MHz |
| RFID standard | ISO 15693 |
| Read/write head front distance | 100 mm |
| Housing | Stainless steel |
| Dimensions | M30 x 1.5 / L = 70 mm |
| Protection rating | IP67 / IP69K |
| Connection | 1 x M12, A-coded |
| Ambient temperature | -20...60 °C |
| Brand | IFM |
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