Main luso magawo Protocol standard: EPC C1 Gen2, ISO 18000-6C
Nthawi zambiri ntchito: 860MHz~960MHz RF chip: EM4325 Read/Write times: >100,000 nthawi
Kuwerenga kutali: >3M (depending on different reader power) Temperature measurement range: -40°C~+85°C Measurement accuracy: ±0.5°C(Typical)/± 0.1°C
Kutentha kosungirako: 0°C~+25°C
Chinyezi chogwira ntchito: 10%~95% Product size: 83×31mm Substrate: PET
Kugwiritsa ntchito inki yosindikizira kusindikiza mlongoti m'malo mwa njira yachikhalidwe yolumikizira kuti mlongoti ukhale pa tag yamagetsi kumachepetsa mtengo wopangira tag yamagetsi ya RFID.: Aluminum etching Installation method: Paste on the outer packaging or articles
RFID temperature sensor tags can identify the exact time of temperature change, collect temperature data in real time, and transmit the data to the reader for recording. It is dedicated to identifying and locating items. It plays an important role in mechanical temperature monitoring and cold chain transportation cost control effect. UHF temperature sensor labels are mainly used to record the real-time temperature status of goods in the cold chain supply chain. For items that require low temperature control, a low-cost electronic tag developed based on mature RFID technology. At the same time RFID temperature sensor label is also a unique product identification, can print LOGO, picture and sequence numbers, QR kodi, etc.. UHF temperature sensor labels mainly used for medicines, vaccines, blood products, food, seafood, tobacco, beverages, etc.. that require cold chain transportation and storage. It is convenient to use and easy to paste.
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Wosamvera Excellent reading range and sensitivity Easy to install and quick to deploy Operating temperature range -40°C~+85°C Temperature measurement can be accurate to ±0.5℃
Application fields Widely used in food/drug/fresh goods product identification and temperature detection in the supply chain, vaccines, pharmaceutical cold chain, fresh logistics, containers, transportation, ndi zina., to facilitate quality tracking and traceability supervision.
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