UHF BLE Micro Reader UBR12
A pocket-sized UHF RFID reader for close-range tag checks. It reads EPC Gen2 tags at about 10–15 cm, shows results on a small OLED screen, stores up to 100 reads offline and sends them over Bluetooth to a PC or Android device.
₹12,000
per piece + 18% GST
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Key features
- Pocket size: 88 × 39 × 16 mm with 4 function keys
- Close-range reads, about 10–15 cm on an Alien 9662 tag
- 0.95-inch true-colour OLED screen shows tag numbers
- Stores 100 tag records offline; uploads over Bluetooth
- Bluetooth 3.0 EDR + 4.0 BLE; API and demo for PC and Android
- BIS Approved
- Frequency
- 840–930 MHz, frequency hopping (includes India's 865–868 MHz)
- Protocol
- EPC C1 Gen2 / ISO 18000-6C
- Read range
- About 10–15 cm (Alien 9662 tag)
- Interface
- Micro USB (appears as a virtual drive for upgrade files)
Overview
What the UBR12 pocket UHF RFID Bluetooth reader does
The UBR12 is a very small UHF RFID read/write device, 88 × 39 × 16 mm, that fits in a pocket. It reads EPC Gen2 (ISO 18000-6C) tags and shows the tag number on a 0.95-inch colour OLED screen, with four keys for operation, and it can stay on standby for long periods between uses.
A close-range checker, not a stock counter
Read distance is short by design: about 10–15 cm on an Alien 9662 label. That makes the UBR12 the right tool when you want to confirm one specific tag, for example checking that a product label is genuine, that an asset tag was encoded correctly, or that an inspector was at the right machine. It is not meant for sweeping shelves; for counting stock at several metres, choose a handheld such as the CX1000.
Offline storage and Bluetooth upload
The reader stores up to 100 tag records offline and uploads them over Bluetooth when convenient. It is dual-mode (Bluetooth 3.0 EDR and 4.0 BLE), with a link of up to 100 m to BLE equipment in open space. A Bluetooth API and demo program are provided for PC and Android, so reads can feed your own inspection or verification app. iOS is not supported.
Battery, charging and updates
A 3.7 V 780 mAh lithium battery gives more than 3 hours of continuous reading and charges from a standard micro USB cable. Plugged into a computer, the UBR12 appears as a virtual drive, which is how firmware upgrade files are loaded, so updates can be done offline. It works from 0 °C to +55 °C.
Where it is used
- Anti-counterfeiting checks on tagged products
- Logistics: confirming the label on a carton or consignment
- Equipment inspection rounds with a tag on each machine
The UBR12 is BIS-registered. To see how pocket readers compare with phone sleds and full handhelds, read our guide to reading UHF tags with a phone, or browse all RFID handheld readers.
Typical applications
- Anti-counterfeit checks
- Logistics label verification
- Equipment inspection rounds
- Tag encoding checks
Specifications
Datasheet (PDF)| Frequency | 840–930 MHz, frequency hopping (includes India's 865–868 MHz) |
|---|---|
| Protocol | EPC C1 Gen2 / ISO 18000-6C |
| Read range | About 10–15 cm (Alien 9662 tag) |
| Display | 0.95-inch true-colour OLED |
| Keys | 4 function keys |
| Memory | 100 tag records offline |
| Bluetooth | 3.0 EDR + 4.0 BLE dual mode; up to 100 m in open space |
| Interface | Micro USB (appears as a virtual drive for upgrade files) |
| Compatible with | PC and Android (Bluetooth API and demo program); iOS not supported |
| Battery | 3.7 V 780 mAh lithium; charges by micro USB cable |
| Battery life | More than 3 hours of continuous reading |
| Firmware | Offline upgrade via upgrade file |
| Operating temperature | 0 °C to +55 °C |
| Storage temperature | -10 °C to +70 °C |
| Dimensions | 88 × 39 × 16 mm |
| Compliance | BIS |
