UHF Antenna (P-9A)

Parameter

Specification / Standard

Model No.

P-9A

Frequency

865–868 MHz

Gain

9 dBi

Read Range

Depends on connected fixed reader & environment (9 dBi gain)

F/B Ratio

≥ 23 dB

Impedance

50 Ω

Max Power

50 W

Polarization

Linear / Circular

Beam Width

Hor 60° / Ver 55°

Connector

TNC

Connector Position

Bottom

Operating Temp

-40 to +80 °C

Antenna Size

257 × 257 × 33 mm

Antenna Weight

1 kg

Radome Material

ABS

Radome Color

White

Product Capabilities

Long-range UHF antenna — up to 12 m read distance (with a standard tag)
Selectable linear or circular polarization
High front-to-back ratio (≥ 23 dB) for clean directional reads
Rugged ABS radome with a wide -40 to +80 °C operating range
50 Ω TNC connector, 50 W max power handling

Common Deployments

Warehouse Automation Smart Parking Toll Management

General

Model No.	P-9A
Frequency	865–868 MHz
Gain	9 dBi
Read Range	Depends on connected fixed reader & environment (9 dBi gain)

Characteristics

F/B Ratio	≥ 23 dB
Impedance	50 Ω
Max Power	50 W
Polarization	Linear / Circular
Beam Width	Hor 60° / Ver 55°
Connector	TNC
Connector Position	Bottom
Operating Temp	-40 to +80 °C

Physical Parameters

Antenna Size	257 × 257 × 33 mm
Antenna Weight	1 kg
Radome Material	ABS
Radome Color	White

Note: Product specifications, visual appearance, or dimensions may vary as per standard product upgrades, customization, and continuous performance optimization.

Frequently Asked Questions

What frequency does the P-9A operate on?

The UHF Antenna (P-9A) operates at 865–868 MHz. India's UHF RFID allocation is the 865–867 MHz band, so confirm the regional variant when ordering — POXO supplies WPC/ETA-compliant units for Indian deployments.

What is the read range of the P-9A?

Published read range for the UHF Antenna (P-9A) is Depends on connected fixed reader & environment (9 dBi gain). Real-world range varies with tag type, antenna gain, mounting position, and nearby metal or liquids, so POXO validates read points on-site before go-live.

How do I choose between antenna gain options?

Higher-gain antennas read farther but with a narrower beam; lower-gain antennas cover wider, closer zones. Dock doors, portals, and shelves each need different patterns — we map this during the site survey.

Are these antennas weatherproof for outdoor gates?

POXO antennas built for outdoor use carry industrial IP-rated housings suitable for gates, yards, and parking entries.

Which readers are these antennas compatible with?

They use standard RF connectors and impedance, so they pair with POXO fixed readers and most third-party UHF readers.

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