Ngaahi tefitoʻi fakangatangata fakatekinikale
Founga fetuʻutakí: ISO 15693/ISO 18000-6C (EPC C1 GEN2)
Tuʻo lahi hono fakalelé: HF 13.56MHz/UHF 840~ 960MHz Integrated chip: TI2048, ICODE 2, Alien Higgs3, etc. (can be packaged on demand)
Tokolahi ʻo e meʻakai ʻoku tauhi aí: 1k/2k (ʻe lava ke fakapatonu)
Laukonga mo e tohi mamaʻo: 10cm~4m (customized according to project needs)
Mafana ʻo e ngaue: -25°C~ + 85°C
Naunau ʻoku ʻi ai e naunau: PVC+3M+ epoxy resin Surface treatment: soft crystal glue Label adhesive: 3M VHB foam glue
Lahi ʻo e koloa: 26×42mm,30×50mm,40×60mm,50×35mm,86×54mm, optional with or without holes
Founga hono folá: optional paste/screw/bundle
The RFID electric power cable inspection tag is mainly designed with anti-metal absorbing technology, good RF sensing in metal environments. The RFID chip can store user-specified content and other updated information. It has the characteristics of anti-metal, bending resistance, high and low temperature resistance, corrosion resistance and water resistance. The label is beautiful and generous, and it is easy to identify. Optional direct paste or bundle or screw fixing. Tag surface can be customized according to customer's documents or design printed graphics LOGO or text.
Tefitoʻi konga Data and power supply is transmitted in a contactless manner (no battery power required) Operating distance: 10cm~4m (customized according to project needs)
Tuʻo lahi hono fakalelé: 13.56MHz/840~960MHz (in line with industrial safety, the license is free to use worldwide) True anti-collision: allows multiple tags to be read simultaneously Support data encryption, each sector password is managed separately
Mahulu hake ʻi he 10 years of data retention The erasing cycle is more than 100,000 ngaahi taimi Each tag has an unchangeable unique identifier (fika fakahokohoko (serial)) that guarantees global uniqueness for each tag
Ngaahi feituʻu ke fakaʻaongaʻi a Urban construction facility management, municipal engineering, subway, underground pipelines, cylinders and power grids, hazardous chemicals management, smart cities, IoT applications, ID ʻo e koloa, vehicle identification, fixed asset management, etc.