Epoxy Cover Long Range Rfid Tag With Glue / Alien H3 Chip Rfid Uhf Tags
RFID-enabled asset tracking systems are used to prevent laptop theft, assist hospitals in equipment management and to control automotive fleets. Asset management solutions may be either fixed or mobile.
In a fixed RFID asset tracking system, tags are permanently attached to equipment and fixed assets such as pallets, cylinders, lift trucks, tools, vehicles, trailers and other equipment. Assets are read by fixed position readers placed at strategic points within the facility. A correctly-deployed tracking system can track the movement and location of tagged assets.
This information about assets may be used to quickly locate expensive tools or equipment when employees need them, eliminating labor-wasting searches and increasing asset utilization. Hospitals use RFID-enabled asset management systems to reduce asset purchases and to locate assets quickly in life-threatening situations. RFID readers can be set to alert supervisors or sound alarms if there is an attempt to remove tagged items from an authorized area.
Mobile RFID asset management includes many applications such as vehicle tracking and may or may not include GPS systems. Pallet management firms offer pallet pooling with RFID-enabled pallets to gain automated tracking benefits. Applications like these enable organizations to lower their asset base and to realize cost savings.
In warehouse and shipping functions, RFID tags or labels on pallets, cylinders, and other shipping containers may be automatically read at the dock door as they leave with an outgoing shipment. By matching the information captured at the read point with specific shipment information in a database, manufacturers build a record of what specific shipping containers were sent to each customer. manufactureres use the data to document cycle times, improve returns and recoveries, and aid in disputes with customers regarding lost or damaged assets.
By tracking what assets are being used, where they are used, when they are used, how
they are used, and who is using them, companies get a better handle on asset utilization. Tracking assets and their usage factors can lead to improve asset utilizations and to reduce expenditures on critical assets.
Companies have critical assets, such as laptop computers, that may disappear or become lost. Some computers may hold the keys to a business and the loss of one key computer can be devastating to an enterprise. RFID technology is proving a useful tool for securing critical assets.
Description:
1. Chip:Alien H3
2. Frequency: 860-960MHz
3. Protocol Standard: ISO18000-6C
4. Read/Write Endurance: 100,000 times
5. Operating Temperature :-20°C to + 55°C
Physical Features: |
Material | PVC,PAPER,EPOXY
| Dimensions | 50*35mm |
Working Temp | -20°C-75°C | Storage Temp | -40°C-85°C |
RFID Features: |
RFID Standard | ISO/IEC 18000-6 TypeC (EPC Gen2) |
Chip Type | Alien H3 |
User Memory | 512 bits/ 128 bits
|
Frequency | 860-960 MHz | Reading Range | 1-6m(depends on the reader , antenna and the working environment) |
Applications:
Asset Management
Pallets, cylinders, lift trucks, tools, vehicles, trailers and other equipment.management
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