Test Station EVO 9264.929M - test workstation with 13.56 MHz RFID identification
The Test Station EVO 9264.929M - test workstation with 13.56 MHz RFID identification is an advanced ESD control station designed for monitoring wrist straps and footwear in EPA zones. The device enables clear operator identification using 13.56 MHz RFID technology and records measurement results, supporting supervision of electrostatic discharge protection procedures.
Model 9264.929M combines the functionality of an ESD tester with an access control system. Integration via the LAN RJ45 interface allows the device to be incorporated into the facility’s network infrastructure and enables centralized data management. The graphical LCD 160 × 104 px ensures clear presentation of measurement results and status messages.
The station supports up to 200 users and stores up to 10,000 measurement events. The resistance measurement range for both wrist straps and footwear is from 50 kΩ to 2 GΩ. The test voltage can be set to 50 V or 100 V, and the measurement accuracy is ±10%.
The unit is equipped with wrist strap connectors: 4 mm button, 10 mm button and 4 mm banana. The plate/door connector is in a 4-pin Phoenix standard. The relay output supports a maximum load of 60 V, 1 A - 50 VA. Power supply is 9-12 V DC, 1 A.
Key parameters of model 9264.929M
- model: 9264.929M,
- identification: RFID 13.56 MHz,
- maximum number of users: 200,
- data memory: 10,000 records,
- wrist strap measurement range: 50 kΩ - 2 GΩ,
- footwear measurement range: 50 kΩ - 2 GΩ,
- test voltage: 50 V / 100 V,
- accuracy: ±10%,
- data interface: LAN RJ45,
- display: graphical LCD 160 × 104 px,
- wrist strap connectors: 4 mm button, 10 mm button, 4 mm banana,
- plate / door connector: 4-pin Phoenix,
- relay output: max 60 V, 1 A - 50 VA,
- power supply: 9-12 V DC, 1 A,
- dimensions: 225 × 168 × 38 mm,
- weight: 650 g.
The Test Station EVO 9264.929M – test workstation with 13.56 MHz RFID identification is an integral part of an access control and ESD protection system, enabling fast and repeatable operator testing and secure archiving of results in accordance with the requirements of modern production environments.