School Auction-4 readers connected to 4 devices bluetooth next to each other-any problems?

[RHSFoundatrion]

I am having a school auction and will have 4 contactless chip readers connected via bluetooth to 4 different devices next to each other.  Any problems with having these close to each other?  Does bluetooth cross over?  As long as each reader is connected to only the one device am I ok?  Thanks for your help!

[Spenser]

Shouldn't be a problem! 

Bluetooth devices pair one-to-one (meaning they can only be connected to one device at a time) so there won't be any interference between your readers. When you pair them you'll also see the unique ID for each Reader so it should be pretty easy to keep them organized. 

Let us know how it goes!

[John-Bidstation]

Hello @RHSFoundatrion 

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- john