Times-7 RFID Race Timing Antenna System (FCC/ETSI)

Product Description

Times-7 RFID Race Timing Antenna System (FCC/ETSI)

The SlimLine RTAS is a complete high-performance ground mat antenna system, which is fully optimized for race timing and event management applications. Ready to be deployed in a matter of minutes, the RTAS offers true portability with fast and easy setup – allowing for rapid race timing and event management deployments with ease and performance.

Data Sheet — Times-7 RFID Race Timing Antenna System (FCC/ETSI)

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What's included?

Times-7 RFID Race Timing Antenna Mat Unit
One year standard equipment warranty
Cable, length selected above

Why buy this antenna?

Ready to be deployed in a matter of minutes, the RTAS offers true portability with fast and easy setup – allowing for rapid race timing and event management deployments with ease and performance.

Features

Portable race timing antenna system.
Operates in all weather conditions.
Ultra low-profile - just 12 mm / 0.5 in thick.
Robust - withstands open road traffic.
Ability to seamlessly connect up to 7 antennas - with finishing line stripe.
Color-coded antenna mats & complete color-coded cable set (up to 7 antennas).
Integrated cable channels to protect and hide away cables.
Inter-connecting straps to firmly keep antennas aligned and in place.
All cables included, with each mat antenna having 2 m / 6 ft. clear cable free for reader connection.

Specifications

ELECTRICAL:

Operating Frequency:

FCC (902-928 MHz), ETSI (864-869 MHz)

Polarization:

Linear

Gain:

10.0 dBi

Max Read Distance:

Up to 2.5 m (8.2 ft)

Elevation Beamwidth:

25°

Azimuth Beamwidth:

70°

MECHANICAL:

Connector Type:

RP-TNC male (connects to RP-TNC female)

Cable:

See selection above

Mounting:

N/A

Dimensions:

1220 x 600 x 12 mm (48 x 24 x 0.5 in)

Weight:

8.4 kg (18.5 lbs)

ENVIRONMENT:

IP Rating:

IP 66

Operating Temperature:

0° to +50°C (32° to +122°F)

Product Reviews

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Is there a direction ?

Posted by Roger

In technical documentation it would be well to inform the position of the antenna compared to the direction of the race. Inscription “THIS SIDE DOWN” is not very visible and it is not known if it is about the lower part of the antenna or bottom compared to the direction of race.