HN07 XL Fentanyl Smart Storage Cabinet with RFID Inventory Management

Large floor-standing RFID medicine cabinet for central pharmacies, operating theatre suites and hospital-controlled drug stores.The RIFE HN07 is a high-capacity floor-standing smart cabinet for hospitals that manage large quantities of fentanyl, narcotics and other controlled medicines.It incorporates eight RFID-monitored drawers, electronic access control, transaction-linked recording and a central management platform. With stated capacity for more than 5,000 vials, the HN07 is intended for central pharmacy departments, large operating theatre complexes and controlled-drug storage hubs.Every RFID-tagged vial entering or leaving the cabinet can be recorded automatically, helping pharmacy teams maintain live inventory and a searchable electronic audit trail. 5,000+ vial capacity 8 RFID-monitored drawers High-capacity floor-standing design Electronic chain-of-custody records Dual-user authentication options Centralised management and reporting Product OverviewThe HN07 is the largest cabinet in the range and is designed for locations where a substantial controlled-drug inventory is maintained.Each drawer acts as a separately monitored RFID zone. The cabinet periodically scans the drawer contents and communicates inventory events to the management software.The system can support workflows covering medicine intake, dispensing, return, wastage, residue recovery, reconciliation and audit reporting.Its large-capacity design makes the HN07 suitable as a central controlled-drug repository serving multiple wards, operating rooms or clinical departments.Key FeaturesEight independently monitored drawersEach drawer incorporates a dedicated RFID antenna for detecting tagged medicines within that drawer.High-capacity controlled-drug storageThe cabinet is specified for more than 5,000 vials, although actual capacity will depend on vial dimensions, packaging format, drawer configuration, separation requirements, medicine categories, and internal trays or dividers.Live pharmacy inventoryThe platform can provide visibility of total medicine quantity, quantity by drug, quantity by concentration, batch-level inventory, expiry status, drawer-level inventory, medicine movement history, and user transaction history.High-security authenticationThe system can support controlled access through facial recognition with liveness detection, fingerprint, RFID or IC card, PIN, two-person authorisation, and role-based permissions.Selective drawer accessRather than opening the complete cabinet, the software can release only the authorised drawer associated with the selected medicine or transaction.Integrated monitoring cameraThe camera assembly can support identity verification, drawer-opening recording and continuous cabinet-area monitoring.Tamper and security eventsThe platform may be configured to record or alert for forced access, repeated authentication failure, drawer left open, unexpected stock removal, cabinet movement or vibration, network disconnection, and power interruption.Technical Specifications Specification HN07 Installation Floor-standing Overall dimensions 1000 W × 510 D × 1756 H mm Number of drawers 8 Stated vial capacity 5,000+ vials RFID antennas 8, one per drawer RFID technology Passive UHF RFID RFID frequency 860–960 MHz Stated RFID accuracy 99.9% Display 17.5-inch multi-touchscreen Connectivity Wi-Fi, 4G and wired LAN Power backup UPS-supported configuration User authentication Face, fingerprint, card and PIN Dual-user workflow Configurable Camera system Identity, transaction and security monitoring Inventory reporting Live central dashboard Integration HIS, EMR, pharmacy or ERP interface, subject to scope Recommended Applications Central hospital pharmacy Main controlled-drug store Large operating theatre suite Surgical pharmacy Anaesthesia department Hospital drug-distribution hub Multi-speciality hospital High-volume tertiary-care facility Operational Benefits Faster physical inventory: RFID enables the cabinet to scan multiple tagged vials without requiring every medicine to be scanned individually with a barcode reader. Better expiry control: Expiry and batch information can be linked to each vial, enabling the system to identify near-expiry stock and support first-expiry-first-out practices. Reduced administrative workload: Routine inventory movements are logged electronically, reducing dependence on repeated handwritten entries. Investigation support: The platform combines user, medicine, drawer, date and time information in a searchable transaction history.