Times-7 A8065 Vertical Linear

Slimline A8065 Doorway Portal Combo 

The Slimline A8065 Doorway Portal Combo provides an attractive RFID solution for applications such as attendance tracking. The slim form factor and low profile give this antenna combo the capability of fitting snugly into any door frame with no compromises to space whatsoever. Mounted on either side and on top of a door frame, the A8065 provides a full 360° read range with a combination of all three polarizations to maximize reading capabilities. The dense read range and aesthetic qualities of the A8065 make it the ideal doorway portal for any event where attendance tracking is needed.

      A8065-71885 - Times-7 A8065 Doorway Portal Vertical (ETSI)

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Times-7 A8065 Vertical Linear used for?

The A8065 is designed for doorway portal applications, offering full 360° RFID coverage, making it ideal for attendance tracking and access control in event or facility environments.

How is the A8065 antenna installed?

It is mounted vertically on door frames using integrated mounting guides and adhesive strips, fitting snugly without taking up additional space or interfering with aesthetics.

What makes the A8065 ideal for attendance tracking?

Its slim, low-profile design, combined with its horizontal and dual circular polarization version to maximize reading capabilities, delivers reliable tag detection in high-traffic areas without requiring bulky hardware. The combined use of all three polarizations ensures dense, reliable tag detection—regardless of tag orientation.

Does the A8065 antenna support anti-static protection?

Yes, the A8065 features DC grounding to protect against static discharge, improving its durability in real-world installations.

What does antenna polarization mean in RFID?

Polarization refers to the orientation of the radio waves emitted. Vertical, horizontal, and dual polarizations affect how well tags are read based on their position or movement.

How do I choose between linear and circular polarized antennas?

Linear antennas, like the A8065, offer longer read ranges when tags are aligned, while circular dual-polarized ones are better for dynamic tag orientations or variable environments.