433 MHz Wireless transceiver Receiver AVI system for Fueling MT124
USD $1.00 - $1.00 /Piece
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SHENZHEN MINGTE TECH CO., LTD.
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Overview
The wireless receiver builds wireless network with RFID/contactless technology for AVI systems. It works with MINGTE Wireless Nozzle Reader (MT123) and MINGTE Vehicle Tag (MT125). It is flexible, secure and easy to install & setup & upgrade etc.
MT124 Features
1 :Reliable, flexible and robust
2 :Easy to install, operate & upgrade
3 :Manages up to 16 wireless nozzle readers
4 :Software and functions updated
5 :Supports wireless & RS232 communication
6 :Supports Nozzle Reader address identification
Applications
1 :Automatic Vehicle Identification (AVI) System for fueling
2 :Fuel Dispensers, CNG Dispensers, Fuel Stations, CNG Stations, Fuel Company, CNG Company, Fleets, Service Provider
Specifications
CATEGORY | Wireless Receiver |
COMMUNICATION RANGE WITH MT123 | Approx 80m(Related to working environment) |
COMMUNICATION | Communication with MINGTE wireless nozzle reader (MT123) and transmitting data to controlling system via RS-232 |
WORKING TEMPERATURE | -20℃-+55℃ |
WIRELESS COMMUNICATION FREQUENCY | 433 MHz |
POWER SUPPLY | DC5V ± 5% |
CURRENT | ≤500mA |
DIMENSIONS(MM) | 244.6mm(W)x162.8mm(D)x36mm(H) |
WEIGHT | 400g( packing & accessories not included) |
REMARKS | With nozzle reader address identification function |
How Does It Work?
1: Vehicle Tag
2: Anti-vandal Radio Frequency Nozzle (RFN)
3: Wireless Receiver
4: Fuel Dispensers Controlling Systems
5:Communication Hub
6: Fuel Dispensers
7: Fuel Card
Steps:
1: Insert fuel card.
2: Fuel dispensers transmit information (e.g., fuel card No. or user info) in fuel card to fuel dispensers controlling systems.
3: Insert radio frequency nozzles, the vehicle tag details (e.g., identification No.) are validated.
4: Vehicle tag details are transmitted to petro station controlling systems during authorization process.
5: When wireless communication between the vehicle and nozzle is maintained, fuel will be dispensed.
6: Once refueling is complete, the nozzle is returned to the pump.
Other components: