Identification Systems
SICK RFU620-10505 Sensor
SICK RFU620-10505 RFID read/write device, part 1077860. HF 13.56 MHz tag identification without line of sight for production lines.
Overview
The SICK RFU620-10505 (part number 1077860) is an RFID read/write device of the RFU62x family for the HF (13.56 MHz) band. Installed along conveyors and production lines, it reads from and writes to RFID tags on products, carriers and pallets, giving production and intralogistics systems reliable object identity without line of sight.
How It Works
The reader energizes a passive tag in its field and communicates with it according to the HF RFID standards. Tag data such as product ID, batch or routing information is read out, and new data can be written where the application requires. Communication with the control system runs over industrial interfaces with integrated processing functions.
Key Features
- HF (13.56 MHz) RFID read/write functionality
- Part number 1077860
- Reliable identification without line of sight
- Reading and writing of tag data on the line
- Processing functions for decentralized logic
- Industrial interfaces for system integration
Typical Applications
- Product and carrier identification on conveyors
- Route control on AGV and intralogistics systems
- Batch and traceability data management
- Tool and pallet identification in production
- Verification of assembly sequences
Specifications
Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
Model | SICK RFU620-10505 |
Part number | 1077860 |
Device type | RFID read/write device, HF band |
Family | RFU62x RFID read/write devices |
Installation and Setup Notes
Mount the device so tags pass within the reading field at the planned tag orientation, avoiding large metal masses directly behind the antenna or use the family's ferrite mounting guidance. Configure the interface and tag data layout with the family tools, then verify read and write reliability with production carriers.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does it need line of sight like a barcode scanner?
No, RFID works without optical line of sight; tags can be inside packaging or mounted under carriers.
Can it write data to tags?
Yes, the RFU62x family reads and writes tag memory, enabling decentralized data management.
Which tag types are supported?
HF tags according to the relevant standards in the 13.56 MHz band, in form factors such as cards, tags and on-metal variants.
Related Identification Products
For barcode scanning, see the SICK CLV650-6120. For image-based code reading, see the SICK V2D611R-MMSBE4.
